Alan smoking at Syndey Close in the 90's from Alan Cristea Gallery Twentieth Anniversary Portfolio
Catalogue
- Year
- 2015
- Dimensions
- composition and sheet: 18 1/2 × 14 7/8" (47 × 37.8 cm)
- Collection
- Museum of Modern Art
- Artist
- Jim Dine
Artist
Painting
Multimedia artist Jim Dine was born as James Dine in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1935. Following high school, Dine attended evening classes at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, where Abstract Expressionism was primarily taught at the time. Though he later expressly rejected the mode, his early training in the painterly style had a profound effect on his art and later considerations of technical skill. He ultimately graduated from Ohio University in 1957 with his BFA, and the following year, after marrying Nancy Minto, moved to New York City.
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Thin Red Lips
2008 · Charcoal and touches of white and red pastel, with wiping and erasing, on off-white wove paper
Walking With Me
1997 · Charcoal, pastel, acrylic paint, and brush and black wash, with shellac (synthetic), wiping, smudging, and touches of incising and scraping, on heavily textured white wove paper
Untitled
1996 · Pastel and charcoal, over oil paint, with scraping and wiping, on pieced white wove paper
Untitled
1993 · Graphite, charcoal, oil paint, and pastel, with scraping and gouging, on pieced, heavily textured, white wove paper, laid down on cardboard
Ape and Cat (Paris)
1991 · Graphite and black crayon, with incising, smudging, scraping, and touches of erasing, on ivory wove paper
The Little Heart in the Landscape
1991 · Drypoint and etching
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- Museum of Modern Art
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- moma
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