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Gallery 2

Here are some of my personal favourite famous sketches and paintings with fluid mechanics aspects in it. Further information regarding these art works can be found on their respective official sources. I also have attached some  journal ​papers title (including fluids) that discuss the physical and mathematical properties for each of them. ​​

Picture
​Autumn Rhythm
​ (Number 30)

1950

​Jackson Pollock


www.metmuseum.org


R.P. Taylor, A.P. Micolich, D. Jonah (1999) Fractal analysis of Pollock's drip paintings. Nature.  399:422

R.P. Taylor (2002) Order in Pollock's Chaos. Scientific American. 6:116-121 

K. Jones-Smith, H. Mathur (2006) Revisiting Pollock’s drip paintings. Nature. 444: E9 - E10


R.P. Taylor, A.P. Micolich, D. Jonah (2006)Fractal Analysis: Revisiting Pollock's drip paintings (Reply). 444: E10 - E11
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R.P. Taylor, R. Guzman, T.P. Martin, G.D.R. Hall, A.P. Micolich, D. Jonas, B.C. Scannell, M.S. Fairbanks, C.A. Marlow (2007) Authenticating Pollock paintings using fractal geometry. Pattern Recognition Letters 28: 695–702

K. Jones-Smith, H. Mathur, L.M. Krauss (2009) Drip paintings and fractal analysis. Physical Review E 79, 046111 

A. Herczynski, C. Cernuschi, L. Mahadevan (2011) Painting with drops, jets and sheets. Physics today 2011:31-36

J. Alvarez-Ramirez, C. Ibarra-Valdez, E. Rodriguez (2016) Fractal analysis of Jackson Pollock’s painting evolution.  Chaos, Solitons and Fractals 83:97–104
Picture
​Collective Suicide

​
​1936

​David Alfaro Siqueiros


www.moma.org


S.Zetina, F.A. Godínez, R Zenit (2015) A Hydrodynamic Instability Is Used to Create Aesthetically Appealing Patterns in Painting. Journal Plos One 0126135

E.M. de la Calleja,S Zetina, R Zenit (2014) Rayleigh-Taylor instability creates provocative images in painting. Phys. Fluids 26, 091102

Headline figure courtesy of Jung Hoon Lee, click the link below for full video
http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/APS.DFD.2014.GFM.V0054
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