The whole sculpture is one big neutral color, light brown. ... The texture is rock or some sort of hard clay because this is a sculpture, a three dimensional piece of art. The value I see in this sculpture is because it is an actual three dimensional sculpture it casts shadows beside each body so even in a picture the viewer can easily tell it is a real three dimensional work of art. ... The balance in this sculpture is definitely asymmetrical because if you cut it in half the two sides would be uneven. ... I would label it realism with some abstract to it. ...

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In The She-Wolf' (1943), Pollock combined surrealist automatism with subject matter that reflects his interests in ancient sculpture, non-Western art, and the work of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. By the late 1940s Pollock was among a group of young, mostly New York painters who became known as abstract expressionists. ... Abstract Expressionism was the term coined, in 1946, by American critic Robert Coates. ... Abstract Expressionism is characterized by a lack of representation and by an emotional approach to concept and execution. ... Among the early "breakthrough" paintings in...

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