Pollock, Jackson

We recall Lee Krasner keeping Jackson Pollock sober enough to be a superstar, and we say: that was before feminism.

Robert Mitchum, Barbara Stanwyck, and Jackson Pollock hang nearby, and would make for interesting companions during a night out.

The painting in question, Red, Black and Silver, is just 24 by 20 inches and wholly unlike any other by Jackson Pollock.

For months at a time, he crisscrossed the country in an erratic route he likens to a Jackson Pollock painting.

This all-over style makes him the Jackson Pollock of essayists.