Jim Dine a self-portrait on the walls

"When a museum in Ludwigsburg, Germany, wanted to mount an exhibition of works by American artist Jim Dine but could not afford to ship his paintings and sculptures to Germany, the artist agreed to go to Ludwigsburg and create wall drawings there. Shows Dine drawing and talking about his work, the exhibition to the public, and, finally, after six weeks, the drawings being obliterated when painters cover them with a fresh coat of paint."@en
"When a museum in Ludwigsburg, Germany, wanted to mount an exhibition of works by American artist Jim Dine but could not afford to ship his paintings and sculptures to Germany, the artist agreed to go to Ludwigsburg and create wall drawings there. Shows Dine drawing and talking about his work, the exhibition to the public, and, finally, after six weeks, the drawings being obliterated when painters cover them with a fresh coat of paint."
"When a museum in Ludwigsburg, Germany wanted to mount an exhibition of works by American artist Jim Dine but could not afford to ship his paintings and sculptures to Germany, the artist agreed to go to Ludwigsburg and create wall drawings there. Shows Dine drawing and talking about his work, the exhibition to the public, and, finally, after six weeks, the drawings being obliterated when painters cover them with a fresh coat of paint."