Four Dutch Hearts 1970

Jim Dine's "Four Dutch Hearts" (1970) is a colorful lithograph with a playful and minimalist aesthetic. Four pale pink hearts are rendered against a speckled, off-white background with subtle hints of orange and yellow. The work is a signature example of Dine's interest in recurring motifs, including the heart symbol, which he frequently explores through various artistic mediums. It represents the artist's fascination with the interplay between the figurative and the abstract, evoking a sense of both simplicity and depth.