How did the early works of de Kooning most differ from those of Pollock and Kline?

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The early works of de Kooning often included some recognizable subject matter, such as fragmented images of the human figure, while Pollock and Kline's works were purely abstract and lacked any recognizable subject matter.

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 While all three artists used a gestural and spontaneous approach, de Kooning's early works created a textured quality to the painting's surface through a combination of thick, bold strokes and the addition of impasto, which differed from the smoother surfaces of Pollock and Kline's works.

How Did the Early Works of De Kooning Most Differ