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Smithsonian identifies Hines as an early prominent Spiral member whose work moved toward geometric abstraction.
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1913–1993
Painter, conservator, and Spiral member whose practice moved from semiabstract landscape toward geometric abstraction.
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Smithsonian identifies Hines as an early prominent Spiral member whose work moved toward geometric abstraction.
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