Pollock e gli Irascibili al Palazzo Reale di Milano

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©Hans Hofmann by SIAE 2013 ©Whitney Museum of American

Hans Hofmann, Orchestral Dominance in Yellow, 1954, Olio su tela


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©Jackson Pollock by SIAE 2013 ©Whitney Museum of American Art

Jackson Pollock, Number 27, 1950, Olio, smalto e pittura di alluminio su tela


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©Estate of William Baziotes ©Whitney Museum of American Art

William Baziotes , The Beach, 1955, Olio su lino


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©Barnett Newman by SIAE 2013 ©Whitney Museum of American Art

Barnett Newman, The Promise, 1949, Olio su tela


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©Whitney Museum of American Art ©The Willem de Kooning Foundation by SIAE 2013

Willem de Kooning, Landscape, Abstract, 1949, Olio su carta


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©David Smith by SIAE 2013 ©Photography by Jerry L. Thompson

David Smith, Hudson River Landscape, 1951, Acciaio saldato dipinto e acciaio inossidabile


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©Ad Reinhardt by SIAE 2013 ©Whitney Museum of American Art

Ad Reinhardt, Number 18, 1948-49, Olio su lino


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©Arshile Gorky by SIAE 2013 ©Whitney Museum of American Art

Arshile Gorky, The Betrothal, II, 1947, Olio su tela


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©Franz Kline by SIAE 2013 ©Photography by Sheldan C. Collins

Franz Kline, Mahoning, 1956, Olio e collage di carta su tela


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©Jackson Pollock by SIAE 2013 ©Whitney Museum of American Art

Jackson Pollock, Number 17, 1950 ,"Fireworks", 1950. Olio, smalto, vernice di alluminio al bordo


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©Lee Krasner by SIAE 2013 ©Whitney Museum of American Art

Lee Krasner, The Guardian, 1960, Olio e vernice su tela


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©Hedda Sterne by SIAE 2013 ©Whitney Museum of American Art

Hedda Sterne, New York, N.Y., 1955, Aerografo e smalto su tela


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L'esposizione milanese ospita 49 capolavori del Whitney Museum di New York, da Pollock a Rothko, da Smith a Kline.

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