Published by Pace Editions, New York; printed by Aldo Crommelynck, Atelier Crommelynck, Paris

Provenance:

The Artist

Gifted from the above

Literature:

D'Oench & Feinberg 188

Lot Note:

Joel Grey was introduced to Jim Dine by his childhood friend R.B. Kitaj, forging a connection that blossomed into a lasting creative friendship. The two artists remained close, and Dine’s affection for Grey is evident in the deeply personal nature of the works he made for him. Nearly every piece by Dine in Grey’s collection bears a handwritten inscription or dedication, underscoring the intimacy of their bond.

Framed: 29 x 56 x 2 in.

Not examined out of frame . The artist's signature and dedication are faint. The paper is slightly toned, but otherwise in overall very good condition. Please request additional images.

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