The book "Jackson Pollock" offers a unique collection of memories and accounts from contemporary American artists about the influential painter Jackson Pollock. On the occasion of the retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1967, 18 artists were invited to share their personal experiences and views on Pollock. These accounts are diverse, ranging from personal anecdotes to critical reflections that illuminate the complexity and impact of Pollock's work. For the first time, these memories are published in German translation, complemented by photographs and an informative afterword by Kay Heymer. This book is a valuable tribute to one of the most significant artists of the 20th century and provides a deep insight into the perception and influence of Pollock on his contemporaries.