Tool Box 10 1966

Jim Dine's 1966 "Tool Box 10" is a prime example of his Pop Art style, which explores everyday objects and imagery. The work features a black-and-white image of a tool box, with a vibrant array of colored vertical stripes emanating from the bottom of the box. The stripes are painted directly onto the canvas, creating a bold contrast with the monochrome image. This piece highlights Dine's fascination with the tools of the working class, while also incorporating elements of minimalism and abstraction. The artist's use of color adds a sense of vibrancy and energy to the otherwise simple composition.