Alex Matter, who owns works he believes are by Jackson Pollock, says he has sold none of them despite a report to the contrary.
(SUZANNE DeCHILLO/THE NEW YORK TIMES/file 2005)
Dispute intensifies over possible Pollock paintings
Alex Matter, who owns works he believes are by Jackson Pollock, says he has sold none of them despite a report to the contrary.
(SUZANNE DeCHILLO/THE NEW YORK TIMES/file 2005)
The foundation charged with protecting the legacy of Jackson Pollock is escalating its dispute with Alex Matter, the New York filmmaker who has found paintings he says were done by the late artist. (Full article: 808 words)
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