Jim Dine is a stalwart of the ‘pop art’ aesthetic by incorporating everyday readymade objects in his work. For the robe series Dine investigated the robe through a wide variety of fine art techniques and media.
Alternative Portrait Project
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Tags: Alternative Portrait, Colour, JIm Dine, Mixed Media, Painting, Pop Art, Popular Culture, Portrait, Portraiture, Readymade, Robe
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