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Jim Dine (1935)
Aliases: James Dine
Professions: Painter; Sculptor; Illustrator; Mixed media Artist
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Jim Dine 1953 TITLE: THE HEART CALLED PARIS SPRING
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Jim Dine , b. 1935 Miss Pussy's Green Picture oil on canvas
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Fast Sunshine
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JIM DINE
Jim Dine Biography
(b Cincinnati, OH, 6 June 1935). American painter, sculptor, printmaker, illustrator, performance artist, stage designer and poet. He studied art at the Cincinnati Arts Academy (1951–3) and later at the Boston Museum School and Ohio University (1954–7). In 1957 he married Nancy Minto and the following year they moved to New York. Dine’s first involvement with the art world was in his Happenings of 1959–60. These historic theatrical events, for example The Smiling Workman (performed at the Judson Gallery, New York, 1959), took place in chaotic, makeshift environments built by the artist–performer. During the same period he created his first assemblages, which incorporated found materials. Simultaneously he developed the method by which he produced his best known work—paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures that depict and expressively interpret common images and objects.
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Jim Dine (American, b. 1935) - The Albertina Venus 1989
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Jim Dine, The Bee (D'Oench & Feinberg 115)
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2 Hearts (Reverdy)
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Jim Dine, The Confetti Heart / The New Year's Tree / The Mighty Robe (from The Astra Suite) (set of 3)
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