Drag - Johnson and Mao
- Artist
- Jim Dine
- Date
- 1967
- Style
- Pop art
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Tate Modern
"Drag - Johnson and Mao" is a striking portrait that masterfully combines elements of Pop art with intricate etching techniques. Created on paper, the artwork explores complex cultural themes, juxtaposing modern imagery with historical figures. The etched lines add depth and texture, while the bold coloration echoes the vibrant style typical of Pop art. The piece invites viewers to consider the layered identities and political symbolism associated with Johnson and Mao, making it a compelling example of contemporary portraiture that merges traditional methods with pop cultural references.
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