JIM DINE ROBES
Jim Dine
Madness and Blue
2019
Woodcut with hand coloring on Korean paper
Sheet: 78-3/4″ x 51-1/2″ (200.1 x 131)
Image: 72″ x 45-5/8″ (183 x 116 cm)
Edition of 6
Jim Dine robes have been an iconic motif since 1964, the year that Dine saw an ad in the newspaper for the sale of a robe to which he related. His robes are thought to be self portraits.
For nearly 50 years, Dine has continued to develop imagery of the robe, using a variety of techniques and expression. In recent years, his robes have incorporated much more abstraction.
INQUIRE ABOUT JIM DINE ROBES:
VIEW ALL AVAILABLE ARTWORK BY JIM DINE:
Jim Dine
It’s Drawing, It’s a Print
2019
Collograph and woodcut with hand-painting and charcoal
Sheet: 54″ x 36-3/4″ (137.2 x 93.3 cm)
Image: 64-3/4″ x 47-1/2″ (164.5 x 120.7cm)
Edition of 11
Jim Dine
Visiting Koichi, at Honmura An
2019
From a series of 8 woodcut monoprints, each on two sheets of dyed Japanese paper hinged on the reverse
71-1/8″ x 51-1/4″ (180.7 x 130.2 cm)
Edition of 8
Jim Dine
Pale Self
1995
Cardboard relief and cardboard intaglio on Arches Cover White; cut and deckle edges
Sheet: 57-5/8″ x 41-7/8″ (146.4 x 106.4 cm)
Image: 53-1/4″ x 39″ (135.3 x 99.1 cm)
Edition of 40