Oil on paper, signed and dated at lower right "Jim Dine 1979," mounted and framed under Plexiglass.

Sheet 41.5 x 29.5 in.; DOA 45 x 33 in.

Private Collection

The Pace Gallery, New York, NY


The robe is one of Dine's most recognizable subjects. He began painting them in 1964, titled or subtitling many of them "Self-Portrait." Associated with the Pop artists from the beginning, Dine appropriated common, everyday objects, like the robe, and focused on their associations with his life and his viewers. He also adopted a more painterly technique than other Pop artists, particularly evident in this example.

No apparent condition concerns - not exhibited out of the frame.

$20,000 - 40,000