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Screenprint in Colors with Collage on Paper - Published by Editions Alecto London - Suite: A Tool Box // Tool Box IX by Jim Dine, created in 1966, is a limited edition screen-print that forms part of his iconic A Tool Box series. This artwork, rendered in black and white, presents an array of tools meticulously illustrated against a dark background. The screen-print technique allows Dine to capture the precise, almost photographic details of each object—wrenches, chains, and other mechanical elements—arranged in an orderly manner that evokes a sense of both utility and aesthetic appreciation. The stark contrast and careful placement highlight Dine's fascination with ordinary objects, transforming them into symbols that resonate with artistic and existential significance. Published by Editions Alecto in London, the print underscores Dine’s exploration of tools as both practical instruments and metaphors for the creative process.
Tool Box IX, 1966
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Screenprint in Colors with Collage on Paper - Published by Editions Alecto London - Suite: A Tool Box // Tool Box IX by Jim Dine, created in 1966, is a limited edition screen-print that forms part of his iconic A Tool Box series. This artwork, rendered in black and white, presents an array of tools meticulously illustrated against a dark background. The screen-print technique allows Dine to capture the precise, almost photographic details of each object—wrenches, chains, and other mechanical elements—arranged in an orderly manner that evokes a sense of both utility and aesthetic appreciation. The stark contrast and careful placement highlight Dine's fascination with ordinary objects, transforming them into symbols that resonate with artistic and existential significance. Published by Editions Alecto in London, the print underscores Dine’s exploration of tools as both practical instruments and metaphors for the creative process.
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