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Pollock is also very interested naturally. Jackson Pollock did not study for about two years under the guidance of Thomas Hart Benton, but they were still friends until Jackson died soon, and Pollock was a bit difficult in the mid - 1930s. Because the United States is in the midst of the Great Depression, it is difficult for him to find a job. In 1935, Jackson Pollock participated in the Federal Art Project of the Engineering Advancement Bureau. He is hired with 5,000 other artists to paint mural paintings of public buildings in this project and is part of America's daily life.

Jackson Pollock was born in Wyo's Cody in 1912. His father, Leroy Pollock, was a farmer, later he became a government land surveyor. Jackson Pollock grew up in Arizona and Chico, California. In his early life Pollock experienced a Native American culture while traveling with his father. Jameson Pollock has not admitted to intentionally imitate or obey Native Americans arts but Jackson Pollock acknowledged that any similarity may be the result of his "early memories and enthusiasm" ing.

The difficult and unstable early life Pollock grew up in the western United States made him an optimistic man whom he would become. After that, a series of influences gathered, led the mature style of Pollock. Mural paintings of painting realism in the 1930s showed him the power of large-scale paintings and Surrealism proposed a way to express unconsciousness. Cubism leads to an understanding of his image space. In 1939, Pollock began visiting Jung analysts to treat his alcoholism, and his analyst advised him to paint. These will later feed his paintings, they not only represent a confession of his own idea but also represent all modern human beings living in the shadow of nuclear war, as well as shaping the understanding of Pollock on his photographs We will formulate expressions of fear.

Paul Jackson Pollock, born in Cody, Wyoming in 1912, is the youngest of the five sons. His parents Stella May (maiden McClure) and LeRoy Pollock were born and raised in Tingley, Iowa, and received education at Tingley High School. Pollock's mother was buried in Tingley Cemetery in Ringgold County, Iowa. His father was born in McCoy, but he was taking the family name of his adopted parents, and his parents had already died of their neighbors within a year. Stella and Leroy Pollock are elderly, Irish and Scottish - Irish. LeRoy Pollock was a farmer, later became a government land surveyor, and was struggling with various tasks. Stella is proud of his family tradition as a weaver, who was selling clothes when he was a teenager. In November 1912, Stella took her son to San Diego; Jackson was never returned to Cody in just 10 months after birth. Later, he grew up in Chico, Arizona, California.