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JFK Jackson Pollock was an abstract painter known for his action paintings that showed movement and rhythm through the use of primary colors like red, yellow and blue splashed and dripped onto large canvases on the floor of his studio, with the mixing of these colors creating secondary colors like orange, green and purple in non-representational, abstract forms that depicted nothing realistic.
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- 1. PRIMARY COLORS Red, Yellow, Blue
- 2. Red + Yellow = Orange
- 3. Yellow + Blue = Green
- 4. Red + Blue = Purple
- 6. Jackson Pollock was called an “action painter” because his work shows movement and rhythm.
- 7. Pollack was considered an abstract painter because there is nothing realistic in his paintings.
- 8. Jackson Pollack at work in his studio.
- 9. Jackson Pollack used “earth colors” in many of his paintings.