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The Plant Becomes a Fan #2

1974/1975

Jim Dine

Associated Names

Jim Dine

Artist, American, born 1935

Graphicstudio

Publisher

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.

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Artwork overview

Medium

lithograph with screenprinted gloss varnish on Japanese Natsume paper
Credit Line

Gift of Graphicstudio/University of South Florida and the Artist
Dimensions

sheet: 91.4 x 61.6 cm (36 x 24 1/4 in.)
Accession Number

1986.26.213
Catalogue Raisonné

Krens 1977, no. 172

Artwork history & notes

Bibliography

1991

Fine, Ruth E., and Mary Lee Corlett. Graphicstudio: Contemporary Art from the Collaborative Workshop at the University of South Florida. Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art, p. 296, no. 54.

Wikidata ID

Q74072047

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