Two Red Hearts is a bold and expressive print by Jim Dine, one of the pioneering figures of the Pop Art movement renowned for his iconic use of the heart motif as a deeply personal symbol. Created through a combination of woodcut and photo-engraving in colors, the work is printed across two joined sheets of Stonehenge paper, lending the composition a monumental yet intimate quality. The rich, tactile textures achieved through the woodcut process contrast beautifully with the precision of the photo-engraving, resulting in a visually dynamic interplay between raw mark-making and refined technique.