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Jim Dine's Tool Box X 1966 screen-print featuring two metallic handles and a pin arranged on a gridded background, in monochrome.

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Screenprint in Colors with Collage on Paper - Published by Editions Alecto London - Suite: A Tool Box // Tool Box X by Jim Dine, created in 1966, is a limited edition screen-print from his renowned A Tool Box series, published by Editions Alecto in London. This print showcases Dine’s fascination with everyday objects through a minimalist approach, focusing on three simple tools—two metallic handles and a small pin—arranged precisely against a gridded background. The grid provides a sense of structure and order, contrasting with the organic forms of the tools themselves. The use of a monochromatic palette highlights the forms and textures, emphasizing Dine’s ability to turn mundane objects into subjects of artistic reflection. This piece, merging elements of Pop Art with personal symbolism, encapsulates Dine’s exploration of tools as both practical objects and metaphors within the creative process.

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Tool Box X, 1966

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Screenprint in Colors with Collage on Paper - Published by Editions Alecto London - Suite: A Tool Box // Tool Box X by Jim Dine, created in 1966, is a limited edition screen-print from his renowned A Tool Box series, published by Editions Alecto in London. This print showcases Dine’s fascination with everyday objects through a minimalist approach, focusing on three simple tools—two metallic handles and a small pin—arranged precisely against a gridded background. The grid provides a sense of structure and order, contrasting with the organic forms of the tools themselves. The use of a monochromatic palette highlights the forms and textures, emphasizing Dine’s ability to turn mundane objects into subjects of artistic reflection. This piece, merging elements of Pop Art with personal symbolism, encapsulates Dine’s exploration of tools as both practical objects and metaphors within the creative process.

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