Quartet (Sheet II) [heart] 1986

Jim Dine's "Quartet (Sheet II) [heart]" from 1986, is a powerful and expressive black and white print. The artwork, which is part of a series titled "Quartet", showcases Dine's signature style, utilizing bold strokes of ink to create a stark yet emotive depiction of a heart. The heart, a recurring motif in Dine's work, takes center stage, rendered in a raw and seemingly spontaneous manner, suggesting both vulnerability and strength. The contrasting black and white tones add to the image's intensity, highlighting the artist's expressive brushwork. The artwork is a testament to Dine's mastery of printmaking and his enduring fascination with the human heart as a symbol of love, passion, and life.