Through European Surrealism, he discovered the idea of automatic drawing and biomorphic forms. These Surrealist painters gave gesture painters like Pollock the "permission" to loosen their drawings and not abide by the stricter and more formal rules of earlier movements such as Cubism and Realism. Cubism also left Pollock with no room to express his larger than life creativity and inner feelings...
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Cubism also left Pollock with no room to express his larger than life creativity and inner feelings. Along with the Surrealists, the Regionalist Mexican painters also influenced him with their extravagant stylistic compositions and extreme contrast of light and dark. In Pollock's late twenties and thirties he was also strongly affected by the Museum of Modern Art and the works shown there...
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