The heart’s vulnerability is represented by its repetitive, childlike quality in “Hearts” by Jim Dine. A major influence on 1960s Pop Art, Dine digressed from the movement’s emotionally detached use of everyday images by painting objects that held personal significance. Utilizing colors and their opposite shading, much of Dine’s work was autobiographical, and was affixed with his own possessions.

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