Frenemies Pollock & de Kooning

[@carriefrench3986]

I really appreciate this presentation. Many of the details were new to me and help me form a more complete picture of their lives and careers. Thank you, Kimberly and all involved.

[@murraymarshawn2175]

There is something inspiring about learning from the past. Artful. And technical. Like a great painting. This was so great. Thank you.

[@uistanleymuseum]

We're so glad you enjoyed this presentation. Thank you for watching.

[@leonardoluc6362]

Thanks for the show as i admire both as the greatest artist ever but leaning to de Kooning as the absolute most intriguing Artist ever lived for the same spoken time will tell. Special the series Women 1 … is spectacular timeless.

[@christianegonbarnthaler1426]

super art

[@hayesecoart1019]

How would you combine some both techniques

[@petemc5070]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@RobCoghanable]

If Pollock lived would he have gone to jail?

[@RobCoghanable]

The Egan gallery was a walk up

[@ianharvey3358]

What does Frenemies mean?

[@jhonathanreed1465]

Friends/Enemies

[@uistanleymuseum]

Friends + Enemies = Frenemies

[@Johnconno]

Meanwhile, in London a group of rich kids are busy taking Paris back to the 19th century.

[@dustyrustymusty3577]

My opinion is that De Kooning was better than Pollock.

[@RobCoghanable]

I can save you the trouble, both their wives were better painters and Pollock’s was the better of the two.