The New York School of Painting

The New York School of Painting was a mid-20th-century artistic movement centered in New York City, emphasizing innovation and individual expression. It encompasses abstract expressionism and other styles, featuring artists like Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning. These artists focused on spontaneity, emotional intensity, and pushing traditional boundaries, often using bold techniques and large canvases. The movement marked a shift from European dominance in art, establishing New York as a leading center for contemporary art. Overall, it celebrated personal vision and experimentation, shaping modern American art in the post-World War II era.