Rimbaud Alchemy on Japanese Paper poster by Jim Dine (Aberdeen Art Gallery, Scotland, 1974) Mother's Day The pack is wrapped in

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Rimbaud Alchemy on Japanese Paper poster by Jim Dine (Aberdeen Art Gallery, Scotland, 1974) Mother's Day The pack is wrapped inAn irresistible portrait of the great French poet Arthur Rimbaud by the wonderful American artist Jim Dine. There's so much character and expression here. This poster was produced for a show at the Aberdeen Art Gallery in 1974. Dine, who is dyslexic, has written several books of his own poetry. He told Ilka Scobie on artnet. com, "I was a bad boy in school primarily because I couldnt read well, because Im dyslexic. And the only thing I could read was