プレ・ポップアートとデザイン

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Richard Hamilton analyzed the characteristics of popular culture in 1957, as "Popular, transient; low cost, massproduced ;young ; witty , sexy ; gimmicky ; glamorous ; and Big Business." He is often presented as the first British Pop artist with his tiny collage in 1956, Just what is it that makes todya's homes so different, so appealing ? (25X26 cm) The extraodinary prescience of Hamilton's collage must be understood in the context of the implications in art and design. Meanwhile mass production as a theme was particulary taken up by American pop artist such as Andy Warhol. He used ubiquitous images from his everyday life. During the 1950s he was a successful graphic designer and window dresser for fashionable department store His first Pop canvases were "Marilyn" (Silkscreen print, 1962). The foundations for this pop development can be traced back to his work of the 1950s.
1988-12-01