Jackson Pollock: Intimate Legacy

In 1950, Jackson Pollock began a series of preparatory sketches for major works, revealing a meticulous and often overlooked creative process. The exhibition “Jackson Pollock: Intimate Legacy” presented by Pace Gallery plunges into the heart of this lesser-known phase of his work. It highlights an entirely new collection of sketches, engravings, and paperworks created between 1949 and 1957, offering a privileged glimpse into how the painter developed his iconic compositions. The exhibition also features a rare sculpture, testifying to the breadth of his artistic exploration. Beyond the famous giclée paintings, this exhibition allows one to appreciate the complexity and depth of Pollock’s work, revealing a personal and intimate universe. The presentation includes works rarely seen by the public, offering a new perspective on one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.