Dinner With Jackson Pollock

Jackson Pollock the artist needs no introduction, thanks to his iconic drip masterpieces, the late painter has become a household name. Dinner With Jackson Pollock: Recipes, Art & Nature is a new book detailing recipes taken from hand written notes from his mother, wife, artist Lee Krasner, and Pollock himself. The beautifully illustrated book features more than fifty recipes with photographs of each delectable recipe, plus delightful tales from Jackson and Lee´s family and local friends, for a truly unique and insightful portrait of a great American artist.

Available for purchase in Europe here

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