…here. Instead, the most sustained body of work is New York School painting, announced by “Lucifer.” It crowns the museum. On a raw canvas more than 3 feet tall and 8 feet wide, Pollock began “Lucifer” with gestural marks in silvery gray. The marks are the armature for a new type of drawing. Dripping black, orange and green paint, flinging it through the air, Pollock drew in space. The abstract composition materialized fro…

…on Monday, Oct. 28, along with her daughter Mary “Putter” Anderson Pence and granddaughter Devin Pence. Instead, it has now become an impromptu memorial to her. “Moo and Hunk believed these two works would provide more insight into the artists’ creative journeys,” said Putter Pence, “and given Moo’s love of learning, we can’t imagine a better way to honor her legacy.” Totem Lesson 1 (1944) by Jackson Pollock, one of his most significant works. Ph…