A Young Pollock's Carmine Street Address Comes to Market

The rooms at 46 Carmine Street, where Jackson Pollock lived at 20 while still working toward becoming a painter, are now for sale. The building stands in Manhattan's West Village, and the listing ties a known New York address to a time before the name meant anything to anyone. For collectors, this is a different kind of Pollock to own: not a canvas from a sale room but the place where he lived while he was still learning. The report gives no asking price, and we won't guess at one. For New York buyers who follow the artist, the street number alone is the point: a Pollock home that is now on the market.

With reporting from Artnet News.