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Jim Dine — Lincoln Center Pinocchio
Jim Dine

Lincoln Center Pinocchio

A vibrant and expressively layered print, Jim Dine's *Lincoln Center Pinocchio* combines the bold graphic qualities of screenprint with the raw, tactile textures of woodcut to bring the beloved storybook character to life. The work reflects Dine's signature approach of infusing iconic imagery with emotional depth and painterly energy, resulting in a dynamic interplay of color and mark-making. Printed on wove paper with full margins, the piece exemplifies Dine's mastery of printmaking as a vehicle for exploring myth, identity, and the enduring power of narrative symbolism.

Medium
Screenprint and woodcut in colors, on wove paper, with full margins.

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October 17, 2017

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Jim Dine, Lincoln Center Pinocchio

A vibrant and expressively layered print, Jim Dine's *Lincoln Center Pinocchio* combines the bold graphic qualities of screenprint with the raw, tactile textures of woodcut to bring the beloved storybook character to life. The work reflects Dine's signature approach of infusing iconic imagery with emotional depth and painterly energy, resulting in a dynamic interplay of color and mark-making. Printed on wove paper with full margins, the piece exemplifies Dine's mastery of printmaking as a vehicle for exploring myth, identity, and the enduring power of narrative symbolism.

Medium
Screenprint and woodcut in colors, on wove paper, with full margins.
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

20th Century, Limited Edition Print, Screenprint And Woodcut, Male Artist, Printmaking, Contemporary Artist, Iconic Characters, American Artist, Screenprint, Pop Art, Figurative Art, Storybook Character, Late 20th Century, Whimsical, Woodcut, Multicolor, Established Artist, Colorful, Playful Mood, Neo-Expressionism, Figurative

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Collected by

Hamilton Selway Gallery