Untitled (From Ten Winter Tools) 1973

Jim Dine's 1973 lithograph, "Untitled (From Ten Winter Tools)," is a stark and minimalist representation of a pair of wire cutters. The tools are rendered in black and white, with a stark contrast against the white background, the image emphasizing the tools themselves. The work is part of a series that explores everyday objects, highlighting the beauty of the mundane and making these seemingly simple items worthy of artistic attention. The use of black and white gives the image a sense of drama and intensity, making the tool appear almost symbolic. This print showcases Dine's signature style, incorporating a unique combination of realism and abstraction.