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Richard Hamilton
1922–2011
(b London, 24 Feb. 1922; d Northend, Oxfordshire, 13 Sept. 2011). British painter, printmaker, teacher, exhibition organizer, and writer, one of the leading pioneers of Pop art.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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Guggenheim (white) 1970 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Guggenheim (white) 1970 British Council Collection
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Chicago Project II 1972 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Chicago Project II 1972 British Council Collection
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Hommage à Chrysler Corp. 1957 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Hommage à Chrysler Corp. 1957 Tate Modern
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The state 1993 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)The state 1993 Tate
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The subject 1988–90 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)The subject 1988–90 Tate
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Towards a definitive statement on the coming trends in men's wear and accessories (a) Together let us explore the stars 1962 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Towards a definitive statement on the coming trends in men's wear and accessories (a) Together let us explore the stars 1962 Tate
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$he 1958–61 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)$he 1958–61 Tate Modern
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Four Self Portraits – 05.3.81 1990 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Four Self Portraits – 05.3.81 1990 National Galleries of Scotland: Modern
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Four Self Portraits - 05.3.81 1990 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Four Self Portraits - 05.3.81 1990 Tate
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Hers Is a Lush Situation 1958 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Hers Is a Lush Situation 1958 Pallant House Gallery
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Chromatic spiral 1950 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Chromatic spiral 1950 Tate
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A Postcard for Mother 1968 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)A Postcard for Mother 1968 Chippenham Museum
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Testament 1993 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Testament 1993 British Council Collection
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Interior Study (a) 1964 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Interior Study (a) 1964 Museum & Art Swindon
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Guggenheim (chrome) 1970 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Guggenheim (chrome) 1970 British Council Collection
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New Brutalist Salon 1979 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)New Brutalist Salon 1979 British Council Collection
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Five Tyres Remoulded: Circumferential Sections 1963–1972 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Five Tyres Remoulded: Circumferential Sections 1963–1972 Senate House, University of London
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Five Tyres Remoulded: Perspective Scheme 1963–1972 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Five Tyres Remoulded: Perspective Scheme 1963–1972 Senate House, University of London
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Swingeing London '67 1967–1968 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Swingeing London '67 1967–1968 Pallant House Gallery
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Trainsition IIII 1954 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Trainsition IIII 1954 Tate
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The citizen 1981–3 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)The citizen 1981–3 Tate Modern
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Swingeing London 67 (f) 1968–9 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Swingeing London 67 (f) 1968–9 Tate
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Respective 1951 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Respective 1951 Pallant House Gallery
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Whitley Bay Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Whitley Bay Birmingham Museums Trust
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Chicago Project I 1969 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Chicago Project I 1969 British Council Collection
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Desk 1964 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Desk 1964 National Galleries of Scotland: Modern
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Professor A. D. (Tony) Nuttall 2005 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Professor A. D. (Tony) Nuttall 2005 New College, University of Oxford
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Diab DS-101 Computer 1985–1989 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Diab DS-101 Computer 1985–1989 Tate
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Five Tyres Remoulded: Dimensional Data 1963–1972 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Five Tyres Remoulded: Dimensional Data 1963–1972 Senate House, University of London
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Interior II 1964 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Interior II 1964 Tate
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Refraction 1952 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Refraction 1952 Tate
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Guggenheim (black) 1970 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Guggenheim (black) 1970 British Council Collection
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Oculist Witness: A Detail of 'The Large Glass' by Marcel Duchamp: 'The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even' (1915–1923) 1967 Marcel Duchamp (1887–1968) and Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Oculist Witness: A Detail of 'The Large Glass' by Marcel Duchamp: 'The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even' (1915–1923) 1967 Pallant House Gallery
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Hugh Gaitskell as a Famous Monster of Filmland 1964 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Hugh Gaitskell as a Famous Monster of Filmland 1964 Arts Council Collection, Southbank Centre
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Treatment Room 1984 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Treatment Room 1984 Arts Council Collection, Southbank Centre
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Flower-piece B - crayon study 1975 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Flower-piece B - crayon study 1975 The Fitzwilliam Museum -
Kent State 1970 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Kent State 1970 The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Flower-piece B - cyan separation 1975 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Flower-piece B - cyan separation 1975 The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Lobby 1984 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Lobby 1984 Hiscox Collection
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Bathroom - fig. 2 1998 Richard Hamilton (1922–2011)Bathroom - fig. 2 1998 The Fitzwilliam Museum
