Hammers poster by Jim Dine (Kestner Gesellschaft, 1970) Autumn trees and most recently the iPad

and most recently the iPad

It's beautiful

The character of his design is marked by a strong interest in mixing different cultures and different forms of expression

Richard Neutra lived long enough to work through the great Hollywood days

but he was also an incisive and original thinker on art

Hammers poster by Jim Dine (Kestner Gesellschaft, 1970) Autumn trees and most recently the iPadThis wonderful poster, printed on beautiful thick paper, socks you between the eyeballs with its homage to hard graft, its artistic beauty, and its great graphic design. Dine is one of the most important artists of post war USA, and this image represents a key chunk of his output. Here is the poetry of the everyday: a celebration of work and working tools. Dine has said he was "raised in a family of ironmongers and the tools were always around me."