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quite a challenge for him to deal with the con- straints of printmaking. In many ways, Pollock was working against his own nature, or was perhaps exploring another part of it through the prints. Clearly he was not interested in pursuing printmaking full time; the 1951 portfolio only contained editions of 25 each. Whether in the service of his paintings or not, Pollock really seemed interested in an esthetic exploration through a very different medium. For such a forward looking and challenging approach he was in complete sync with his painting. |
