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     zontal stripes chine colle. The first stone was   several lithographs, and a portfolio of etch-  Dorian Gray
     the vertical lines, which cross the lines of the   ings, 'Letters to Nancy', eleven etchings and   with Rainbow Scarf 1968
                                                                                          Lithograph
     paper; then at the top of the lines two hearts,   seven of his own poems. He is continuing to   45 x 32 cm.
     a square shape, and a piece of bread. His   explore the possibilities of graphics. He takes   9
                                                                                          Imogene 1969
     friend the poet Kenneth Koch saw a proof at   great risks and he succeeds. There is nothing   By Jim Dine and Ted Berrigan
     Dine's home, and it was decided that he would   to sum up as he continues to work.   Edition 200
                                                                                          Screenprint on parchment
     write a line of poetry to be included. Dine                                          22 x 18 cm.
     selected a type face, and the line (0 Scarf of   A RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION OF JIM DINE'S
     Paradise Blue Sky is Bread to the Scarf) was   GRAPHICS, RECENTLY AT THE KESTNER
     printed from stone. There is an extraordinary   GESELLSCHAFT, HANOVER, IS AT GALERIE
     interdependence between the imagery and the   MIKRO, BERLIN, APRIL 11 TO THE END OF MAY,
     poetry that, each contingent on the other's   AT GALERIE VAN DE LOO, MUNICH IN JUNE, AND
     presence, becomes true collaboration.      IN MID-JULY GOES TO THE WÜRTENBERGISCHE
     At that time Dine also created  Untitled,  five   KUNSTVEREIN AND SUBSEQUENTLY TO
     hearts in different colours and conditions, in   STUTTGART.
     a row along the top of a large (28 x 40 in.)
     paper, leaving the rest of the lithograph a
     large expanse of white. At present, after a
     recent visit to Universal Limited Art Editions
     from London, where Dine now lives, there are
     a number of works which will be printed,

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