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Untitled, from the portfolio Photographs and Etchings


Lee Friedlander; Jim Dine, Untitled, from the portfolio Photographs and Etchings, 1969, gelatin silver print and etchings on paper, Gift of Sandra Phillips in honor of Terry Toedtemeier, © artist or other rights holder, 2009.29

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Title

Untitled, from the portfolio Photographs and Etchings

Related Titles

portfolio: Photographs and Etchings

Artist

Jim Dine (American, born 1935)

Lee Norman Friedlander (American, born 1934)

Date

1969

Medium

gelatin silver print and etchings on paper

Edition

9/75

Dimensions (H x W x D)

sheet: 17 1/2 in x 29 3/4 in; frame: 20 9/16 in x 32 3/8 in x 1 9/16 in

Collection Area

Photography

Category

Photographs

Prints

Object Type

photograph

Culture

American

Credit Line

Gift of Sandra Phillips in honor of Terry Toedtemeier

Accession Number

2009.29

Copyright

© artist or other rights holder

Terms

etching

gelatin silver prints

paper

photographs

Terry Toedtemeier Memorial Gifts

Description

Street photographer Lee Friedlander and pop artist Jim Dine met in 1962, and quickly became friends and colleagues. As Dine explained, “He gave me a photograph of Cincinnati without knowing that I am from there. We have been exchanging things all the time since then. Friendship and pictures. Our work is from the same house.” Their first collaboration culminated in the 1969 portfolio Works from the Same House: Photographs and Etchings, a group of 16 objects that juxtapose Friedlander’s pictures with Dine’s prints. Like a film montage, the proximity of disconnected images on a single page encourages the viewer to create new and varied narratives.

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2012 Emerging: New Photography Acquisitions Portland Art Museum

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