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Five Paintbrushes (second state)

Jim Dine, Petersburg Press, and others

Five Paintbrushes (second state)

1972

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Five Paintbrushes (second state)

Jim Dine, Petersburg Press, and others

Five Paintbrushes (second state)

Five Paintbrushes (second state)

1972

Physical Qualities Etching and drypoint, Sheet: 762 x 940 mm. (30 x 37 in.) Plate: 597 x 806 mm. (23 1/2 x 31 3/4 in.)
Credit Line Sidney M. Friedberg Accessions Fund for Prints and Drawings
Object Number 2001.15
The Baltimore Museum of Art by purchase, 2001; Charles M. Young, Portland, CT
BMA, 'New on View,' June 19-Oct. 6, 2002.

Ann Shafer, BMA, "Front Room: Jim Dine," 11 June - 5 October 2008, illus in unpaginated brochure.
Shafer, Ann. Jim Dine. Front Room. Baltimore, MD: Baltimore Museum of Art, 2008, unpaged.

Signed: 1

Inscribed: lower left in graphite: "Jim Dine 14/20 1973"; by later hand, lower left verso in graphite: "G2732"

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