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Drag—Johnson and Mao by Jim Dine

Drag—Johnson and Mao

Jim Dine · 1967

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Artist
Jim Dine
Date
1967
Medium
Color etching on paper
Location
Art Institute of Chicago
Collection
Prints and Drawings
Culture
United States
Credit line
Purchased with funds provided by Dr. Irving Forman
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Jim Dine

Jim Dine, a pioneer of Happenings and Pop Art, transformed everyday objects like tools and bathrobes into profound artistic statements.

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