Pop Art Pioneer Jim Dine’s New Show Hearkens Back to His Origins as an Innovator
Dine expresses his fascination with the tensions between abstraction, two-dimensional representation, and the presence of things.
Jim Dine, 'The Studio (Landscape Painting),' 1963, oil on canvas with wooden shelf and painted glass, tin, ceramic, and wood. 61" × 108-1/2" × 10-3/4". Copyright Peter Clough
