Richard Hamilton ( 1922–2011 ) was an English painter and collage artist during the Pop Art movement of the 1950s. He was one of the earliest contributors to the movement and his works most likely influenced artists such as Warhol, Lichtenstein, Wesselmann, and Oldenburg. During his career, Hamilton was inspired by Marcel Duchamp and enjoyed exploring art that focused on everyday items and consumer culture. One of his most famous collages, Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing?, was created in 1956 and was the first piece of pop art to be recognized in art history for its iconic status.
Paintings by Richard Hamilton in Chronological Order:
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| Hers Is A Lush Situation, 1958 | $he, 1961 | Towards a Definitive Statement on the Coming Trends in Men’s Wear and Accessories, 1963 |
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| Portrait of Hugh Gaitskill as a Famous Monster of Filmland, 1964 | Glorious Techniculture, 1964 | Interior, 1964 |
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| Desk, 1964 | Epiphany, 1964 | Interior II, 1964 |
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| The Solomon R. Guggenheim – Architect’s visual , 1965 | My Marilyn, 1965 | Whitley Bay, 1966 |
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| Bathers (A), 1967 | I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas, 1967 | Self-Portrait, 1967 |
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| Swingeing London 67, 1968 | Marcel Duchamp, 1968 | Swingeing London 67, 1969 |
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| A Postal Card – For Mother (for S.M.S. 1), 1969 | Study for a Fashion plate, 1969 | Fashion plate, 1970 |
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| A Beautiful Little Shit for Dieter, 1971 | I’m Dreaming of a Black Christmas, 1971 | Picasso’s meninas, 1973 |
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| Trichromatic Flower Piece, 1974 | Palindrome, 1974 | Soft Blue Landscape, 1979 |
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| Soft Pink Landscape, 1980 | A Dedicated Follower of Fashion, 1980 | Archive II, 1981 |
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| Patricia Knight II, 1982 | The Citizen, 1983 | A Languid Floating Flower, 1983 |
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| Finn MacCool, 1983 | Leopold Bloom, 1983 | Mother and Child, 1984 |
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| Treatment room, 1984 | Lobby, 1984 | Self-portrait in a Cracked Mirror, 1985 |
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| Bronze by Gold, 1987 | Ireland a Nation, 1988 | Countdown, 1989 |
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| Four Self-Portraits 05.3.81, 1990 | The Orangeman, 1990 | War Games, 1991 |
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| The State, 1993 | Flower Piece I, 1994 | Ghosts of UFA, 1994 |
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| Derek Jarman, 1997 | Marconi & Son, 1998 | Self-portrait with yellow, 1998 |
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| The heaventree of stars, 1998 | The marriage, 1998 | Portrait of Dieter Roth, 1998 |
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| TiT2002 | Shock and Awe, 2008 | The Beatles |
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| Maps of Palestine |