Jim Dine

Double Isometric Self Portrait (Serape)
1964

A colorful, stylized diptych painting of two traditional Korean hanboks, each divided into geometric sections with a variety of bold colors. The garments are displayed against a solid background, split down the middle where the two panels meet, with the left side in maroon and the right side in red. Each hanbok is hung on a hanger with a visible hook at the top center of each panel.

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Date
1964

Classification
Paintings

Medium
Oil on canvas, with metal hardware and dowels

Dimensions
Overall: 57 3/8 × 84 5/8in. (145.7 × 214.9 cm) Overall (left canvas): 57 1/8 × 42 1/8in. (145.1 × 107 cm) Overall (right canvas): 57 1/8 × 42 1/8in. (145.1 × 107 cm) Length (left chain): 51 3/4in. (131.4 cm) Length (right chain): 51 3/4in. (131.4 cm)

Accession number
76.35

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; gift of Helen W. Benjamin in memory of her husband, Robert M. Benjamin

API
artworks/2735

Exhibitions

Pop/Concept: Highlights from the Permanent Collection

July 1–Oct 24, 2004
De Kooning to Today: Highlights from the Permanent Collection (2nd floor–Oct 2002)

Oct 9, 2002–Mar 1, 2003

Jim Dine
93 works in the collection

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Jim Dine

Double Isometric Self Portrait (Serape) 1964

Exhibitions

Jim Dine 93 works in the collection

Double Isometric Self Portrait (Serape)
1964

Jim Dine
93 works in the collection