Jackson Pollock Trivia: Test Your Knowledge of the Artist!
1.
In 1956, "Time" magazine called Jackson Pollock "Jack" the what?
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Dripper
2.
Jackson Pollock's works did not show actual objects as they appeared, meaning they were what?
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Abstract
3.
1947 was the first time that Jackson Pollock is known to have used what painting technique?
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Paint Dripping
4.
Jackson Pollock did not use brushes on his canvases, preferring to use what?
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Sticks
5.
A critic once said to Jackson Pollock that his work had no beginning and no what?
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End
6.
During the Great Depression, Jackson Pollock made money painting easels for whom?
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The US Government
7.
The most Jackson Pollock ever sold a painting for while alive was how much?
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$10,000
8.
What substances did Jackson Pollock sometimes mix with paint to add texture?
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Glass And Sand
9.
What was the title Jackson Pollock gave to his first painted mural?
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Mural
10.
In what way did Jackson Pollock not apply paint to his Action Painting canvases?
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Brushing
11.
What are the main colors used in Jackson Pollock's "Lavender Mist"?
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Purple, Black And White
12.
If a painting was going badly, Jackson Pollock did not mind doing what to it?
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Starting Over
13.
Who was Jackson Pollock's first painting teacher?
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Thomas Hart Benton
14.
Jackson Pollock's huge painting "Convergence" is 8 feet tall and how many feet wide?
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Thirteen
15.
Because it let him feel like he was "in the painting" where did Jackson Pollock paint?
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On The Floor
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