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The image shows bold, curved lines forming an abstract representation of a robe or coat, with distinct overlaps and a belted center. It resembles a clothing pattern sketch, alluding to tailoring or fashion design. Labels and scribbles are visible across the form, indicating instructions or design details associated with fashion illustration.

The Woodcut Bathrobe

Jim Dine, Graphicstudio

1974/1975

Lithograph (stone) in black on natsume 4007 japanese paper [working proof] Accession ID 1985.48.13

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The image shows an abstract composition resembling a robe or garment made up of geometric shapes and lines forming a pattern of a kimono. The shapes are colorful (green, red, orange, blue, yellow, and purple) with textures suggesting a wood grain effect.

The Woodcut Bathrobe

Jim Dine, Graphicstudio

1974/1975

Color woodcut and lithograph in black on natusume 4007 japanese paper [trial proof] Accession ID 1985.48.17

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The image shows a central vertical line with branching, curved forms extending outward on a textured surface. The lines and splattered black marks create a shape reminiscent of a tree or plant silhouette. The background texture resembles natural materials, enhancing the abstract representation.

The Plant Becomes a Fan #1

Jim Dine, Graphicstudio

1974/1975

Lithograph with screenprinted gloss varnish on japanese natsume paper Accession ID 1986.26.212

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The image displays bold, black curved lines forming a shape resembling a cross between a propeller and a flower with a central hub and four petal-like extensions. The design is set against a textured, tan backdrop resembling vintage parchment or paper. The strokes suggest the appearance of a large, industrial fan blade or a stylized bloom upright on the surface.

The Plant Becomes a Fan #5

Jim Dine, Graphicstudio

1974/1975

Lithograph with screenprinted gloss varnish on japanese natsume paper Accession ID 1986.26.216

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The image shows bold intersecting shapes and lines forming an abstract representation of a garment. The shapes resemble overlapping layers of a robe or kimono, filled with colors like green, blue, red, purple, orange, and yellow. The colors are partitioned into geometric sections suggesting sleeves, lapels, and a belt. The background is textured, enhancing the textile appearance of the image.

The Woodcut Bathrobe

Jim Dine, Graphicstudio

1974/1975

Color woodcut on natsume 4007 japanese paper [trial proof] Accession ID 1985.48.15

Not on view

The image features an arrangement of large, colorful shapes in an abstract design. The shapes resemble the overlapping layers and folds of a robe or kimono. The colors include light green, soft pink, earthy brown, cool blue, vibrant yellow, and rich purple, with a textural pattern. The composition evokes the form of a garment, with a combination of colors and shapes creating the effect of draped fabric.

The Woodcut Bathrobe

Jim Dine, Graphicstudio

1974/1975

Color woodcut on natsume 4007 japanese paper [trial proof] Accession ID 1985.48.14

Not on view

The image features a central vertical form surrounded by splatters and lines extending outward in an abstract style. The black ink or paint forms a shape resembling a tree or a fountain with spraying arcs. The branching lines merge with the background and have an organic quality. The dark ink against the textured beige surface creates a sense of motion.

The Plant Becomes a Fan #2

Jim Dine, Graphicstudio

1974/1975

Lithograph with screenprinted gloss varnish on japanese natsume paper Accession ID 1986.26.213

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Untitled #3

Larry Bell, William Weege, Graphicstudio

1974

Color screenprint with flocking on rives bfk wove paper Accession ID 1986.26.19

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The image displays zigzag lines weaving vertically across the canvas, intersected by curves and loops. The composition suggests a stylized tree or plant, with the lines resembling petals or leaves. The background is textured with small, feathery patterns, and black spots and smudges are scattered throughout the piece.

The Plant Becomes a Fan #1

Jim Dine, Graphicstudio

1974

Lithograph (aluminum) in black and neutral with a screenprinted varnish layer on natsume 4007 japanese paper [cancellation proof] Accession ID 1985.48.7

Not on view

Untitled #6

Larry Bell, William Weege, Graphicstudio

1974

Color screenprint with flocking on rives bfk wove paper Accession ID 1986.26.22

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The sculpture consists of five metallic objects resembling plant structures with thin, elongated leaves or petals radiating from central stems. Each sculpture features a different number of leaves or petals. The color is a muted gray, suggesting a metal material, possibly aluminum. The sculptures are placed in a linear sequence, each standing on a rounded base mimicking a natural surface. The surfaces have imprints and textures emphasizing their artistic construction.

Metamorphosis of a Plant into a Fan

Jim Dine, Graphicstudio, Petersburg Press

1974

Series of five cast aluminum multiples Accession ID 1990.130.1-5

Not on view

Untitled #1

Larry Bell, William Weege, Graphicstudio

1974

Color screenprint with flocking on rives bfk wove paper Accession ID 1986.26.17

Not on view

The Woodcut Bathrobe

The Woodcut Bathrobe

The Woodcut Bathrobe

The Woodcut Bathrobe

The Plant Becomes a Fan #1

The Plant Becomes a Fan #1

The Plant Becomes a Fan #5

The Plant Becomes a Fan #5

The Woodcut Bathrobe

The Woodcut Bathrobe

The Woodcut Bathrobe

The Woodcut Bathrobe

The Plant Becomes a Fan #2

The Plant Becomes a Fan #2

Untitled #3

Untitled #3

The Plant Becomes a Fan #1

The Plant Becomes a Fan #1

Untitled #6

Untitled #6

Metamorphosis of a Plant into a Fan

Metamorphosis of a Plant into a Fan

Untitled #1

Untitled #1

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