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Abstract Sunrise On The Hills Painting on canvas
READY TO HANG: The painting Abstract Sunrise On The Hills is a beautiful Giclée art print on canvas. You can choose to receive it stretched (gallery wrap) and ready to hang. We offer free shipping to the USA and European Union countries + a 10-Day Money Back Guarantee.
ORIGINAL WALL ART: Abstract Sunrise On The Hills is an original image created by our team (you will not find it printed by other online galleries).
PAINTED LOOK: Experience special feelings! Thanks to our Giclée printing technique, the print is almost like a traditional artwork, with everything from color clarity to brushstroke feel. It’s like having an original painting on your wall, but at a better price.
MADE IN THE USA: The artwork is sold as a high-quality print on Premium Fine Art 380g/m² Cotton Canvas (the same canvas used by traditional artists) and varnished like an original oil painting. Read more information about how we create our abstract Giclée prints: HERE >>
ORIGINAL WALL ART: Abstract Sunrise On The Hills is an original image created by our team (you will not find it printed by other online galleries).
PAINTED LOOK: Experience special feelings! Thanks to our Giclée printing technique, the print is almost like a traditional artwork, with everything from color clarity to brushstroke feel. It’s like having an original painting on your wall, but at a better price.
MADE IN THE USA: The artwork is sold as a high-quality print on Premium Fine Art 380g/m² Cotton Canvas (the same canvas used by traditional artists) and varnished like an original oil painting. Read more information about how we create our abstract Giclée prints: HERE >>
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Pollock studied at the Art Students League of New York under the tutelage of Thomas Hart Benton, who introduced him to Regionalism—a style emphasizing rural American themes. However, Pollock soon rejected conventional styles, seeking a more personal and visceral form of expression. By the 1940s, Pollock had embraced a modernist approach, experimenting with Surrealism and automatic drawing, which prioritized unconscious expression. This method allowed him to move freely around the artwork, engaging with it from all angles....read more
