This book explores the artistic evolution of Richard Hamilton through a comprehensive examination of his work from 1952 to 1982. It delves into his creative process, showcasing the development of his iconic pieces and the influences that shaped his distinctive style. The text is accompanied by a rich array of illustrations, providing visual context for his artistic journey.

This catalogue, accompanying an exhibition of Richard Hamilton's work, offers a focused look at a pivotal thirty-year period of his career. The inclusion of numerous illustrations, both in black and white and color, serves to visually anchor the exploration of his creative process. The text by Richard S. Field provides an analytical framework for understanding Hamilton's contributions to modern art. The publication aims to serve as a valuable resource for those interested in the artist's oeuvre and the broader context of post-war British art.