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The 10 pages that link to Automatic drawing, each with the reason it gives.

• Abstract ExpressionismRelated: Its interest in unplanned gesture parallels one source of the movement’s working methods.

• Joan MiróRelated: Its emphasis on spontaneous marks helps explain Miró’s free-flowing lines.

• Lee KrasnerRelated: Krasner explored automatist methods as a route toward less planned compositions.

• FrottageRelated: Both methods reduce deliberate control, though frottage also depends on the physical texture beneath the paper.

• Hilma af KlintRelated: Af Klint used guided, automatic methods to produce forms she understood as received rather than invented.

• TachismeRelated: Its emphasis on unplanned mark-making helps clarify Tachisme’s spontaneity.

• Arshile GorkyRelated: Gorky's exploratory line work shares its improvisational openness.

• Jean ArpRelated: Its suspension of deliberate planning parallels Arp’s experiments with chance and spontaneous form.

• Henri MichauxRelated: His gestural figures invite comparison with methods that treat drawing as exploratory rather than illustrative.

• Cy TwomblyRelated: The apparent spontaneity of his lines invites comparison, though his compositions were carefully developed.