Where's Jackson Pollock?

Jim Davidson’s Where’s Jackson Pollock? is a vivid blend of art, crime, and human frailty that moves from the smoky streets of 1960s Brussels to the humid shores of modern-day Florida and Virginia. It begins with an art thief named Henri who steals two priceless paintings, a Pollock and a Rothko, and then follows their strange afterlife through decades of greed, betrayal, and reinvention. By the time the paintings resurface, they’ve become more than works of art, they’re ghosts of guilt and ambi

I didn’t expect Where’s Jackson Pollock? to pull me in the way it did. I opened it thinking I’d read a couple of pages, and suddenly I was caught in this strange, winding journey around a missing painting and the people who just can’t let it go. What surprised me most is how much weight one artwork can carry: emotion, obsession, consequence. It stops being an object and turns into a kind of gravitational center that everyone keeps orbiting, for better or worse.The book moves through different ti

The title immediately sparks curiosity, offering no clear indication of where the story might lead—only a deceptively simple question that invites engagement. Within the opening pages, the subject matter reveals itself with clarity, though the ultimate direction remains deliberately elusive. This is a mystery that unfolds patiently, with art serving as its gravitational center. Clues are dispersed incrementally, chapter by chapter, allowing the narrative to reveal itself rather than announce its