This artist depicted a woman with red and grey arms stretching paw-like limbs across a table in Stenographic Figure, which was shown in Peggy Guggenheim's gallery Art of This Century. This artist supposedly painted his twenty foot long by eight foot high Mural in one day, and he used a turkey baster to apply black paint to a canvas in a painting characteristically called Number 7, 1951. This husband of Lee Krasner often painted by laying out canvases on his studio floor. Lavender Mist is by, for 10 points, what abstract expressionist painter nicknamed "Jack the Dripper"?
This artist depicted a woman with red and grey arms stretching paw-like limbs across a table in Stenographic Figure, which was shown in Peggy Guggenheim's gallery Art of This Century. This artist supposedly painted his twenty foot long by eight foot high Mural in one day, and he used a turkey baster to apply black paint to a canvas in a painting characteristically called Number 7, 1951. This husband of Lee Krasner often painted by laying out canvases on his studio floor. Lavender Mist is by, for 10 points, what abstract expressionist painter nicknamed "Jack the Dripper"?
This artist depicted a woman with red and grey arms stretching paw-like limbs across a table in Stenographic Figure, which was shown in Peggy Guggenheim's gallery Art of This Century.