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Pop Art Dine, Jim 6 works from: Self Portraits. 1971. Each a…
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418
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Pop Art Dine, Jim 6 works from: Self Portraits. 1971. Each a…
See original version (German)
Estimate €1,200 - €1,500
Voluntary lot
Description
Pop Art
Dine, Jim
6 works from: Self Portraits. 1971. Each a drypoint etching on rich, cream-coloured vellum. Sheet dimensions: 44.3 x 36.2 cm each. Each signed, dated and numbered. Three works each bear the copyright drystamp beneath the image. One work has annotations in pencil on the reverse, in a third party’s hand. - Scattered with inconspicuous brown spots, including on the reverse. These areas show traces of adhesive from the former mounting. Overall in very good condition. Magnificent, crisp prints in rich black with a faceted edge. Featuring a delicate plate tone and a strong plate edge, as well as a full margin and a scoop edge at the top and bottom.
Sheets 47, 48, 50, 52, 53 and 54. – One of 25 copies each. – From the series ‘Self Portraits’, comprising a total of 9 drypoint etchings. - Published by Petersburg Press, London 1971 (with the watermark). - Printed by Maurice Payne. - Included: The 6 original exhibition labels from Galerie Farber, Brussels, with handwritten annotations on the works. - Rare and early works by the Pop Art artist. - Jim Dine’s oeuvre spans sixty years and encompasses printmaking, painting and drawing. At the heart of his art, regardless of the medium of the work in question, lies an intense process of autobiographical reflection: a relentless exploration and critique of the self through a series of highly personal motifs, as is made very impressively clear in the works presented here.
6 works from: Self-Portraits. Each a drypoint on cream, heavy-weight wove paper. Each signed, dated and numbered. 3 works each bearing the copyright dry stamp below the image. 1 work with annotations in pencil by another hand on the reverse. - Isolated with a few faint brown spots, also on the reverse. There are traces of glue from the previous mounting. Overall in very good condition. Splendid and fine impressions in rich black with wonderful nuances. With a delicate plate tone and strong platemark, as well as a full margin and a scoop margin at the top and bottom. – Each one of 25 copies. - From the series ‘Self Portraits’, comprising a total of 9 drypoint etchings. - Published by Petersburg Press, London 1971 (with the watermark). - Printed by Maurice Payne. - Included: The 6 original exhibition labels from the Farber Gallery, Brussels, with handwritten annotations on the works. - Rare and early works by the Pop Art artist.
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