Large and small landscapes by this New York artist, better known here for his prints than his paintings. Perhaps it is because he is a printmaker that his landscapes have such close wooly tex­tures. (Although the Eastern states have a lot of brushy hills.) Anyhow, Pollack paints big skies with soft clouds, over wooded hills and pleasant little villages. And in doing so not only enjoys himself but delights his following.

—E. M. Polley