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Art history

the postwar American painting of Pollock, de Kooning, Rothko and others that joined large-scale abstraction with personal expression.

In art history, Abstract Expressionism refers to the postwar American painting of Pollock, de Kooning, Rothko and others that joined large-scale abstraction with personal expression. This meaning comes from Sandler (1970) in The triumph of American painting: a history of abstract expressionism.[1]

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References

Sandler, I. (1970). The triumph of American painting: a history of abstract expressionism. Harper & Row. ISBN 9780064300759

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