From the web: “Jackson Pollock, the one-man tornado who spattered his way to fame”

In a black-and-white photograph taken in about 1946, they pose together awkwardly before a vast, swirling, abstract painting. She clutches pampered little dogs in each arm. He wears a suit, for once, as he looks at Peggy’s pooches with a shadowed face.

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Paul Sedra

Historian of Modern Egypt