Richard Hamilton
by Christopher Riopelle, Michael Bracewell
Art criticismArt, modern, 20th century, exhibitionsArt, britishCriticism and interpretationExhibitions
The authors examine Hamilton's long relationship with the National Gallery and how he shaped his final artistic statement for it: a computer-generated image over-painted by hand depicting Poussin, Courbet and Titian contemplating a reclining female nude and reflecting on art, beauty and desire.
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Book data: Open Library