Richard Hamilton, "Inventor of Pop Art" at his studio. London 1977.
In his London studio in 1977, artist Richard Hamilton is captured mid-motion. He leans over a mobile work cart, his right hand reaching for a paintbrush while his left rests on a large, abstract ink wash painting. Behind him, a massive canvas on an easel displays a similar work-in-progress. The functional space, with its cinder block walls, stacked canvases, and various artworks, offers a candid glimpse into the working environment of a foundational figure of Pop Art.
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Photo Edward Quinn, © edwardquinn.com / © 2020, ProLitteris, Zurich
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