Jackson Pollack Mural 1943

This painting is called Mural by American artist Jackson Pollack done in 1943. This painting was done during and is classified as an Abstract Expressionism Art piece. You can tell this is abstract expressionism because this painting simply does not create a specific 'thing'- such as a portrait or a landscape. This painting consists of lines that vary in width and color. Accompanying the strokes are some blotches of paint as if he splattered it on by flicking a paint brush. What is so fascinating about abstract art is that it can be interrupted in many ways, I believe more so than 'normal art.' With that being said I did research and these are not just random strokes of paint on a canvas. This painting suggests that there are several human figures walking or possibly birds or letters and numbers with broken swirls of various colors.