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Untitled (Kneeling Figure)
Untitled (Kneeling Figure)
Untitled (Kneeling Figure)
Pollock, Jackson,
1912–1956,
American painter.

“Untitled (Kneeling Figure)", 1934/38.

Painting.

New York, The Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Inc.
Untitled (Composition with Ladders)
Untitled (Composition with Serpent Mask)
Composition with Motif of Small Squares
Naked Man
Head
Untitled (Bald Woman with Skeleton)
Naked Man with Knife
Black and White
Horse's Skull with White Rose
Horse's Skull on Blue
White Bird of Paradise
Abstraction, Green-Gray
Two thorn Apples with Green Leaves and Blue Sky
Summer Days
Deer’s Skull with Pedernal
Cross with Red Heart
Kachina
The White Flower (White Trumpet Flower)
The Mountain, New Mexico
Black Mesa Landscape, New Mexico
Purple Hills
Red Hills with Pedernal, White Clouds.
On the Old Santa Fe Road
Ranchos Church
Grey Wash Forms
Stables
High Road
Early Sunday Morning
Room in New York
Hills, South Truro
The Sheridan Theatre
Cape Cod Sunset
Room in Brooklyn
Hotel Room
French Six-Day Bicycle Rider
Huck Finn
Dancing Couple
Romance
Instruments of Power
River Rouge Plant
Self-Portrait
1930s American Art
To tie in with the Royal Academy's upcoming exhibition 'America after the Fall: Painting in the 1930s', we take a closer look at American art during this troublesome decade.

The 1930s were in many respects one of the most difficult decades in American history. With failing crops and the stock market crash of 1929, unemployment and poverty were wide-spread.

And yet, during this decade, a new architectural style flourished and artists were exploring their American identity through realism and abstraction as well as rural and urban themes.

Take a look at our selection of paintings from this fascinating decade.
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