Untitled (From Ten Winter Tools) 1973

"Untitled (From Ten Winter Tools)" is a 1973 lithograph by American artist Jim Dine. Known for his Pop Art and representational works, Dine often incorporated ordinary objects into his art. This piece is a close-up depiction of a simple metal clamp against a stark white background, with a splatter of black ink creating a sense of movement and energy. The work is part of Dine's "Ten Winter Tools" series, which explored the mundane tools of everyday life. This minimalist approach to subject matter, and the graphic use of black and white, are signature elements of Dine's style.