Pollock used a variety of techniques to create his paintings, including action painting, drip painting, and pouring painting.

Number 1A, 1948 is one of Pollock's most famous paintings and is considered to be a masterpiece of abstract expressionism.

Pollock was inspired by a variety of sources, including Native American sand paintings, Mexican muralists, and Surrealism.

Pollock and Greenberg had a professional relationship, and Greenberg was a strong supporter of Pollock's work.

Pollock had his first solo exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1943.

Pollock was an alcoholic and his drinking problems contributed to his death in 1956.

Pollock was married to Lee Krasner, who was also an artist.

Pollock had one son, Christopher.

The documentary film about Pollock's life and work is called Pollock.

The Pollock-Krasner House and Studio is a museum that is dedicated to Pollock's work.

The book that was written about Pollock's life and work is called Jackson Pollock: A Biography.

The play that was written about Pollock's life and work is called Pollock.

The opera that was composed about Pollock's life and work is called Pollock.

The ballet that was choreographed about Pollock's life and work is called Pollock.