I have been admiring the tools that are being used to tape and seal the gyproc, all the prep work before the paint; Jim Dine's extraordinary drawings of tools came to mind.
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A line up of trowels, 2016 |
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A river stone cut in half and used to polish, and a porcelain stone, that also fits the hand and is also used to polish, 2016 |
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Untitled (C-Clamp) from Untitled Tool Series, © Jim Dine, 1973. |
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Untitled (Five-bladed-Saw) from Untitled Tool Series, © Jim Dine, 1973. |
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Untitled (Oil-Can) from Untitled Tool Series, © Jim Dine, 1973. |
These are wonderful. It has been one of those pleasurable days of browsing and finding inspiring and beautiful drawings. Thank you for sharing and adding to my pleasure.
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome Charlton, thank you.
Deleteso funny. we spent our last drawing class sketching tools à la Jim Dine.
ReplyDeleteThat's fun, do we get to see the drawings Sarah?
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