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Jim Dine – Botanical, Offset Lithograph in Sepia, 1979
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Jim Dine – Botanical, Offset Lithograph in Sepia, 1979
A striking offset lithograph by Jim Dine, often referred to as Tree Form for its expressive depiction of a tree-like figure. Created in 1979, this work reflects Dine’s ongoing exploration of organic forms, gestural mark-making, and symbolic abstraction—hallmarks of his deeply personal visual language.
Comparable works, such as Tree in Soot, are held in the collection of MoMA.
Signed: Lower right in marker, “Jim Dine”
Medium: Offset lithograph on paper
Image size: 16" H × 12.5" W
Framing: 20.50" H x 17.50" W
Condition: Very good; minor age toning
A compelling and poetic example from one of the foremost figures of American Pop and Neo-Expressionist art. -
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Origin: United States Period: 1950-1979 Materials: paper Condition: Good. Very good; minor age toning Creation Date: 1979 Styles / Movements: Contemporary Dealer Reference #: C00003453 Incollect Reference #: 813804
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