TOOL BOX 7 1966 — Jim Dine Framed Poster

Color is never accidental in the work of Jim Dine. Tool Box 7 1966 demonstrates the artist's command of chromatic relationships — a hallmark of Neo-Dada / Pop Art that Jim Dine explored through raw personal symbols and expressive mark-making. The result is a visual experience that stays with you long after you've left the room.

This framed print does full justice to those color relationships. Produced on archival-quality matte paper with a solid wood frame and shatter-resistant plexiglass, it arrives ready to hang and holds its own in a creative workspace, whether the walls around it are neutral or bold.

A distinctive a corporate gift gift for art lovers and interior design enthusiasts alike. Learn more about Jim Dine to explore the broader arc of this artist's vision.