Jim Dine (b.1935, USA) - October and Live Oral Vaccine. Acrylic, charcoal and sand on linen, 72-1/8” x 60-1/4” (2010) [Jim Dine on ARTchipel | Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Jim Dine (b.1935, USA) - October and Live Oral Vaccine. Acrylic, charcoal and sand on linen, 72-1/8” x 60-1/4” (2010)

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Jim Dine - Blue Taco. 1-color, 5 plate lithograph with hand coloring, 30” x 40” [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Jim Dine - Blue Taco. 1-color, 5 plate lithograph with hand coloring, 30” x 40”

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Jim Dine - Happy New Year (New Delhi). Softground copperplate etching and woodcut, 62” x 42” (2010)  [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Jim Dine - Happy New Year (New Delhi). Softground copperplate etching and woodcut, 62” x 42” (2010) 

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Jim Dine - Toothbrush IV. Lithograph, 25.2” x 20” (1962) [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Jim Dine - Toothbrush IV. Lithograph, 25.2” x 20” (1962)

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Jim Dine -The Little Heart in a Landscape. Etching, soft-ground etching and power-tool abrasion with red Moriki chine colle on Hahnemuhle Warm White paper, 10.125” x 12.5” (1991) [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Jim Dine -The Little Heart in a Landscape. Etching, soft-ground etching and power-tool abrasion with red Moriki chine colle on Hahnemuhle Warm White paper, 10.125” x 12.5” (1991)

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Thanks to workman for this Tumblr Monday to introduce us Jim Dine, one of the first American artists to be involved in such precursors of POP as Happenings and Assemblages, mounting objects directly to his canvases. Sometimes considered to be a part of the Neo-Dada movement, he combined different techniques with handwritten texts and words and set real everyday objects against undefined backgrounds in his work. The objects were both commonplace and personal, both poetic and ironic, reflecting his own feelings about life. (cf. Pop Art in the U.S. and Europe: Jim Dine)

Sally Mann - Proud Flesh [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Sally Mann - Proud Flesh

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Sally Mann - Battlefields [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Sally Mann - Battlefields

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Sally Mann - Faces [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Sally Mann - Faces

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Sally Mann - Early Work [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Sally Mann - Early Work

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Sally Mann (b.1951, USA) - Early Work | Platinum [more Sally Mann | Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Sally Mann (b.1951, USA) - Early Work | Platinum

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Great thanks to workman to introduce one of his favorite artist, the American photographer Sally Mann, whose work is deeply rooted in both her family, and the landscape she lives and works in (cf. The Family and the Land). Enjoy!

Cai Guo-Qiang - Ascending Dragon. Gunpowder and ink on paper, 240 x 300 cm (1989) [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Cai Guo-Qiang - Ascending Dragon. Gunpowder and ink on paper, 240 x 300 cm (1989)

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Cai Guo-Qiang - Imagining the Universe. Gunpowder on paper, 300 x 400 cm (2002) [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Cai Guo-Qiang - Imagining the Universe. Gunpowder on paper, 300 x 400 cm (2002)

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Cai Guo-Qiang - Drawing for Transient Rainbow. Gunpowder on two sheets of paper, 454.7 x 405.1 cm (2003) [Tumblr Monday with workman] View high resolution

Cai Guo-Qiang - Drawing for Transient Rainbow. Gunpowder on two sheets of paper, 454.7 x 405.1 cm (2003)

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