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Jim Dine, Left handed Woodcut, Etching, 2015
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Jim Dine
Left handed Woodcut, Etching

, 2015
Woodcut and copperplate etching on Arches Cover White paper
93.9 x 134.6 cm (37 x 53 in)
Edition of 11

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About Jim Dine

Often using accessible imagery Jim Dine’s work is dripping in symbolism and childlike nostalgia. Although he can be considered a Pop artist, his resolute determination to do things his way has carved out a highly individualistic and varied body of work. Hugely prolific he has produced paintings, drawings, sculpture, limited edition prints, performances, as well as poetry.   Born in 1935 in Ohio Jim Dine studied under abstract painter… Read more

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