Shimmering Substance, 1946 By Jackson Pollock

Jackson Pollock’s 1946 artwork Shimmering Substance is his first artwork with no hint of a formal subject. He created it by painting directly from the tube onto the canvas, before working it with a palette knife to create these distinctive shapes. It’s printed by King & McGaw on high-quality matte paper and presented in a stained-black solid ash frame that’s ready to hang.