Jim Dine - "Jim Dine at Pace / Columbus" Original Exhibition Poster (1978-79)
Own a compelling piece of American Pop Art history with this striking original exhibition poster for "Jim Dine at Pace / Columbus," held from December 3rd, 1978 through January 13th, 1979, in Columbus, Ohio.
This captivating poster features a classic Jim Dine still life, showcasing his unique approach to everyday objects. A pivotal figure in Pop Art and Neo-Dada, Dine is celebrated for imbuing familiar items with personal significance and powerful emotional resonance. The composition, rendered with a characteristic blend of meticulous realism and expressive mark-making against a dramatic, dark background, draws the viewer into a contemplative space of intimate observation.
As a genuine period piece from a significant gallery exhibition, it offers a tangible connection to the enduring legacy of one of the 20th century's most influential artists. This poster is an essential acquisition for collectors of Pop Art, Neo-Dada, or anyone seeking to infuse their space with sophisticated contemporary art and intellectual curiosity.
About the Artist: Jim Dine (b. 1935) is an American artist recognized for his pivotal role in the Pop Art movement. His extensive body of work includes paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints, frequently featuring recurring motifs such as hearts, tools, bathrobes, and self-portraits, all explored with profound personal introspection.
Poster Details:
- Artist: Jim Dine
- Exhibition Title: Jim Dine at Pace / Columbus
- Venue: Pace / Columbus, Columbus, Ohio, USA
- Exhibition Dates: December 3, 1978 - January 13, 1979
- Medium: Original Exhibition Poster (Offset Lithograph)
- Dimensions: Approx 80cm x 63.5cm
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Colours remain strong and the paper is well-preserved. Minimal signs of handling consistent with its age.
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