1956–57 Jackson Pollock Exhibition Catalogue By Sam Hunter Published by The Museum of Modern Art, New York Bulletin Vol. XXIV, No. 2, 1956–57

A scarce and highly collectible MoMA catalog from the landmark Jackson Pollock retrospective held shortly after the artist’s death. Includes essays by Sam Hunter, a brief chronology, selected bibliography by Bernard Karpel, and numerous black-and-white reproductions of Pollock’s major works along with a striking color centerfold of One (Number 31, 1950).

Details:

• Publisher: The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1956–57

• Format: Softcover, stapled binding

• Pages: 36

• Dimensions: approx. 10" x 8"

• Includes frontispiece photograph of Pollock painting in his Springs, Long Island studio by Hans Namuth

• Illustrated throughout

• Condition: Very good with light edge wear, clean pages, and secure binding. A classic mid-century MoMA publication.

A beautifully produced exhibition bulletin documenting the legacy of Jackson Pollock, the most influential figure in Abstract Expressionism. Essential for collectors of modern art ephemera and museum catalogs.