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Where did Jim Dine train?
Jim Dine studied at the following institutions: University of Cincinnati, The Boston Museum of Fine Arts School and the University of Ohio
Who does the voice of Mickey Mouse now that Walter Elias Disney is dead?
Jim MacDonald voiced Mickey Mouse beginning with parts of Fun and Fancy Free in 1947, until about 1977 when Wayne Allwine took over. Wayne passed away just recently (May 18, 2009) and I can't find information on who the next Mickey is or will be. Wayne's widow, Russi Taylor, is the current voice of Minnie Mouse.
Where does artist Jim Dine live in the world?
In the US.
Does Jim Dine have a family?
The name of his wife is Nancy.
What influenced Jim dine?
Jim Dine was strongly influenced by Greek and Roman sculpture, specifically from the Glyptothek Museum in Munich. Bringing the stone, dead objects to life in his work by making them vigorous and physical
When was Jim Dine born?
Jim Dine was born on June 16, 1935.
Do Jim Dine have children?
Jim Dine had fathered 3 sons by 1967.
What is Jim Dine's birthday?
Jim Dine was born on June 16, 1935.
Where did Jim dine live?
Jime Dine Lives in Ohio.
How do you pronounce Jim Dine?
Jim Di-ye
When did Jim Dine die?
He's Still Alive MateHe's still alive.
Is jim dine alive?
No
How old is Jim Dine?
US pop artist Jim Dine is 82 years old (birthdate: June 16, 1935).
How do you pronounce dine?
Jim Di-ye
Who are some cartoon artists?
Walt Disney[of Mickey Mouse and friends] Akira[ of some dragon-type charactors] Jim Davis [of Garfield]
Where did Jim dine come from?
Cincinnati, Ohio.
What materials did Jim dine use for the collection tools?
Jim Dine, a contemporary American artist, is known for using a variety of materials in his artwork. For his collection tools series, Dine used a combination of found objects such as wrenches, hammers, and pliers, as well as traditional art materials like paint, charcoal, and graphite. By incorporating these everyday objects into his artwork, Dine blurs the line between art and utility, challenging traditional notions of artistic materials and techniques.
