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When people think about paintings that their children could possibly do, Jackson Pollock’s name comes to mind. The painting was created on fibreboard and features grey, brown, white and yellow paint drizzled in such a fashion that it caused many people to compare the piece’s look to that of a dense bird’s nest. The painting was originally sold for $1,500 but was horribly damaged during transportation, forcing Pollock to create a second one for the artist. Pollock believed that nobody knew how to look at his paintings, so the buyer probably won’t notice the difference.
