Jim Dine

born 1935

Jim Dine, ‘[no title]’ 1973 — [no title] 1973
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Prints and Drawings Rooms

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Biography

Jim Dine (born June 16, 1935) is an American pop artist. He is sometimes considered to be a part of the Neo-Dada movement.

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Artworks

Jim Dine, ‘[no title]’ 1973

Jim Dine [no title]

1973

View by appointment P02540

Jim Dine, ‘Four Hearts’ 1969

Jim Dine Four Hearts

1969

View by appointment P04226

Jim Dine, ‘[no title]’ 1973

Jim Dine [no title]

1973

View by appointment P02533

Jim Dine, ‘[no title]’ 1973

Jim Dine [no title]

1973

View by appointment P02537

Jim Dine, ‘[no title]’ 1973

Jim Dine [no title]

1973

View by appointment P02531

Jim Dine, ‘Drag - Johnson and Mao’ 1967

Jim Dine Drag - Johnson and Mao

1967

P77436

Jim Dine, ‘Tool Box 10’ 1966

Jim Dine Tool Box 10

1966

P04225

Jim Dine, ‘Tool Box 1’ 1966

Jim Dine Tool Box 1

1966

P04216

Artist as subject

R.B. Kitaj, ‘Nancy and Jim Dine’ 1969–70

R.B. Kitaj Nancy and Jim Dine

1969–70

View by appointment P04504

Film and audio

Meet the Artist Jim Dine

Jim Dine on his love of Pinocchio, tools, and why he can do nothing else but make art

Features

Jim Dine, ‘The Crash #2’ 1960

Happening

Happenings were theatrical events created by artists in the late 1950s and early 1960s

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