Steidlville

Last remaining first edition stock

Long recognized as one of the major artists of our time, Dine is associated with the Pop Art movement of the 1960s. However, he has always been an individualist whose body of painting, drawings, sculpture, prints, and photographs defies categorization. Throughout his career, he has been engaged in printmaking, collaborating with master-printers at legendary workshops throughout the United States and Europe.
Jim Dine Selected Prints, 1996–2006 presents forty-seven prints, two livres d’artiste (books illustrated by the artist), and a recently published portfolio. The book features such recurrent subjects as Dine’s iconic hearts, robes, and self-portraits, as well as captivating images of flowers and birds that have a highly personal significance for the artist. Of particular importance are the many recent prints inspired by the hero of Carlo Collodi’s celebrated children’s tale, “The Adventures of Pinocchio”.