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Название: NYC - Battery Park City: Robert F. Wagner Park - Ape and Cat (At the Dance) Although they do not have human features, Jim Dine's 1993 Ape & Cat (At the Dance) exude the sort of civility and tenderness to which many urbanites aspire. Made of cast bronze, the 5'7" figures are at once amusing, allegorical, and unabashedly romantic. The work derives from a series of Dine's 1990s drawings and sculptures that follow the relationship of this unlikely but adoring couple. Their sheltered placement along the promenade lends a sense of intimacy, joyousness, and unexpected grace to the site. Jim Dine first came to prominence with the Pop Art movement in the 1960s. His work combines a romantic, expressionist style with figurative subjects often drawn from history.
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NYC - Battery Park City: Robert F. Wagner Park - Ape and Cat (At the Dance) Although they do not have human features, Jim Dine's 1993 Ape & Cat (At the Dance) exude the sort of civility and tenderness to which many urbanites aspire. Made of cast bronze, the 5'7" figures are at once amusing, allegorical, and unabashedly romantic. The work derives from a series of Dine's 1990s drawings and sculptures that follow the relationship of this unlikely but adoring couple. Their sheltered placement along the promenade lends a sense of intimacy, joyousness, and unexpected grace to the site. Jim Dine first came to prominence with the Pop Art movement in the 1960s. His work combines a romantic, expressionist style with figurative subjects often drawn from history.

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