Jim Dine, Two Nests, 1960
| oil and mixed media on two masonite panels, cm 243,8 x 243,8. Courtesy of Richard Gray gallery and the artist. © Kerry Ryan McFate, courtesy the artist and Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago/New York
Jim Dine, Red Suspenders, 1961
| oil and suspenders an canvas, cm 87,7 x 72,5 x 3,5. Private collection
Jim Dine, Tie Tie, 1961
| oil and graphite on canvas, cm 186,5 x 197,5. Private collection, Roma. © Giuseppe Schiavinotto, Roma
Jim Dine, Shoe, 1961
| oil and graphite on canvas, wood, cm 162,6 x 130,8. Private collection. © 2015 Christie’s Images Limited
Jim Dine, A Black Shovel, Number 2, 1962
| oil and shovel on canvas, cm 92,4 x 214,5 x 19,4. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Gift Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Brodsky. Photo © 2019. Digital image Whitney Museum of American Art/Licensed by Scala
Jim Dine, Two Shovels, 1962
| oil, two shovels and metal hooks on canvas, cm 122 x 213 x 23,5. Private collection, Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz
Jim Dine, White Bathroom, 1962
| oil, charcoal and objects on canvas
cm 183,3 x 184 x 16,5. Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebaek
Jim Dine, Two Palettes in Black with Stovepipe (Dream), 1963
| oil on canvas, metal stovepipe and masonite, cm 225 x 208 x 192. The Sonnabend Collection and Antonio Homem. On long-term loan at MART – Museo di arte moderna e contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto. © MART – Archivio Fotografico e Mediateca
Jim Dine, Long Island Landscape, 1963
| house paint, oil, charcoal and objects on linen canvas, cm 244,5 x 412,8 x 25,4.
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Gift Patsy and Myron Orlofsky in memoria di/in memory of Esther e/and Sam Orlofsky © 2019. Digital image Whitney Museum of American Art / Licensed by Scala
Jim Dine, Four Rooms, 1962
| oil, objects and metal on four canvases, painted armchair, cm 182,9 x 457,2 x 38,1 overall dimensions. Courtesy of Richard Gray Gallery and the artist
© Adam Reich, courtesy the artist and Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago/New York
Jim Dine, British Joys (A Picture of Mary Quant), 1965
| oil, charcoal and objects on canvas
cm 150 x 240 x 30. Collezione/Collection Anges & Frits Becht, Nederland. © Tom Haartsen
Jim Dine, Putney Winter Heart (Crazy Leon), 1971-1972
| acrylic and objects on canvas
cm 183 x 183. Musée d’art moderne et contemporain de Saint-Étienne Métropole. © Y. Bresson/MAMC+
Jim Dine, Pinocchio (Blind Boy), 2004
| enamel on wood, cm 261,6 x 170,2 x 80. Courtesy of Richard Gray Gallery and the artist. © Joerg Lohse, courtesy the artist and Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago/New York
Jim Dine, Pinocchio at Night, 2004
| enamel on wood, cm 233,7 x 160 x 99,1. Courtesy of Richard Gray Gallery and the artist. © G. R. Christmas, Courtesy the artist and Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago/New York
Jim Dine, Red Gloves, Yellow Shirt, 2013
| oil and enamel on wood, cm 170,2 x 66 x 88,9. Courtesy of Richard Gray Gallery and the artist. © Michael Tropea, courtesy the artist and Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago/New York
Jim Dine, 2 Guys on Polished Steel, 2007
| enamel on wood and steel, cm 210,8 x 169,5 x 89,5. Courtesy of Richard Gray Gallery and the artist. © Kerry Ryan McFate, Courtesy the artist and Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago/New York
Jim Dine in The Smiling Workman, Judson Gallery, New York, February 29, 1960
| Photo by Robert R. McElroy, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles (2014.M.7). © J. Paul Getty Trust
Jim Dine in Car Crash, Reuben Gallery, New York, November 1-6,1960
| Photo by Robert R. McElroy. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles (2014.M.7). © J. Paul Getty Trust
Jim Dine in A Shining Bed, Reuben Gallery, New York, December 16-18, 1960
| Photo by Robert R. McElroy. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles (2014.M.7). © J. Paul Getty Trust