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POLLOCK'S BREAKTHROUGH: PSYCHOHISTORY AND STYLE ORIGINS

When de Kooning in 1950 said 4 Pollock broke the ice," he was summing up the early history of new American painting. Pollock's radical drip-and-pour style of the later 1940s, which did most to break the bound aries of Paris school painting, also spear headed the emerging group style of the time. Such achievement can be attributed mainly to Pollock's artistic gifts, about which too little is known. But if we look at the artistic