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Jim Dine

1990/Bronze, paint/USA
Jim Dine is one of America's leading pop art Artist who has been active since the early 1960s. I create paintings in which everyday objects such as wash basins and tools are attached to surfaces drawn with an abstract expressionist touch. The ``Exhibition Stand'' is a smaller-than-life replica of the ``Venus de Milo,'' with two heads missing and roughly chamfered, placed on a bronze pedestal with a rock-like texture. This is a subject that has been frequently taken up since 1980, but as he says, ``I am only interested in writing my own biography,'' Venus de Milo has also been transformed into something that reflects the artist's feelings. It is being

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    Kim Hamsky
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    Jim Dine
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    Michiko Nakatani
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    Yayoi Kusama
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    Kiichi Sumikawa
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    Henry Moore
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    Bars Oxnard Meadows
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    Agustan Cardenas
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    H & P. Shagan
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    Katsura Funakoshi
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    Kohei Nawa
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    Pavel Klbalek
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    Igor Mitrai
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    Atsuhiko Misawa
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    Timo Sorin
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    Giuseppe Spagnolo
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    Renate Hoflite
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    Luigi Mainolfi
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    Takahiro Matsuo