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Dinkin, Larry

Larry Dinkin, Painting to Silkscreen: An Interpretive Process, 2006 - Signed

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Published by the Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, Ohio, this oversized oblong softcover catalogue features an introductory essay and 42 full-color plates, issued to accompany the 2006 exhibition of Larry Dinkin’s work.

Dinkin, known for his bold color palettes, expressive brushwork, and emotionally resonant figures, draws inspiration from German Expressionism and social realism. His paintings often explore themes of identity, urban life, and the human condition, rendered with intensity and psychological depth. This beautifully printed catalogue offers a rich visual overview of his work, as well as critical insight into his evolving style and subject matter.

An essential piece for collectors and admirers of postwar American figurative art.

Details

Sku: BK1001

Artist: Larry Dinkin

Title: Larry Dinkin, Painting to Silkscreen: An Interpretive Process

Year: 2006

Signed: Yes

Medium: Book

Edition Size: unknown

Framed: No

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Condition: A: Mint

Dimensions

Paper Size: 9.5 x 10.75 inches ( 24 x 27 cm )

Image Size: 9.5 x 10.75 inches ( 24 x 27 cm )

Larry Dinkin, Painting to Silkscreen: An Interpretive Process, 2006 - Signed

$125

About the Artist

Larry Dinkin

Larry Dinkin was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1943. He's images depict a personal universe-distilled landscapes bound only by their own reality. They strive for the flickering ambiguity of paint to dreamy vision, held fast within a structure that is both descriptive and dimensional. Dinkin has exhibited and published widely. His solo show Painting to Silkscreen was hosted at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum in 2007. His works appear in permanent collections and are represented by institutions like the Dayton Art Institute. These credentials—including museum shows, published projects, and consistent recognition—clearly position Larry Dinkin as a mature, well‑regarded artist rather than an emerging one.
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