Walking Dream with a Four Foot Clamp 1965 — Fine Art

A long metal clamp stands upright beside a walking figure in Jim Dine work, Walking Dream with a Four Foot Clamp 1965. The subject comes from the pop art period, where everyday tools and personal objects sit beside the body.

This is a fine art print set in a frame with a back panel, so the ink lines stay sharp and the paper stays flat against the wall. The frame holds the edges and the back panel keeps the print steady when you hang it.

It works above a desk in a study, where the metal shape reads against the wood top. From the doorway you notice the long straight line of the clamp, and when you sit down the walking figure sits just above the chair back.