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What is 'Easter and the Totem' by Jackson Pollock?
Jackson Pollock's 'Easter and the Totem' (1956) is a significant work from his later period, showcasing complex layering and symbolic imagery, representing a unique phase in his artistic development.
What material is this Jackson Pollock print made from?
This museum-quality fine art print is produced on 3mm thick Brushed Aluminum DIBOND®, featuring a unique metallic finish and a subtle horizontal grain for added visual depth.
What are the dimensions of this Jackson Pollock reproduction?
This striking Jackson Pollock print measures 70x100 cm (28x40 inches), providing a substantial and impactful display for any art lover.
How is the artwork printed on the aluminum?
The artwork is printed directly onto the AluDibond material, ensuring vivid colors and a matte, glare-free finish. Unprinted areas reveal a dynamic brushed silver effect.
Is a hanging kit included with this print?
Yes, a discreet hanging kit is included with your Jackson Pollock aluminum print for easy and secure installation.
How does the brushed aluminum affect the artwork's appearance?
The brushed silver finish with a horizontal grain provides a modern, dynamic look. Unprinted white areas have a metallic sheen, enhancing the visual texture of this Jackson Pollock print.
What is the archival quality of this print?
Our direct prints on AluDibond are designed for longevity, offering vibrant, fade-resistant colors on a rigid, archival-grade substrate for enduring display.
Can you tell me more about the artistic period of 'Easter and the Totem'?
'Easter and the Totem' hails from Pollock's later work (1956), a period where he explored deeper symbolic content and renewed figurative elements alongside his signature drip technique.
