学術雑誌論文

本学関連学会

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デザイン理論. 2024, 83, p. 65-79

日本語

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2024-01-31

学術論文

Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing? by Richard Hamilton is considered to be the pioneering work of “Pop Art”. It is a collage, using printed materials and real photographs. It was first released in 1956 as printed editions made for both a catalog and a poster for the “This is Tomorrow” exhibition at The Whitechapel Gallery, London. When the collage was printed for a poster, it clearly showed the difference between the area of a real black-and-white photograph printed on emulsion and the area of a halftone reproduction. When the poster was enlarged, the former did not break down into a landscape of dots, but rather became a composition of shadowy black forms on a light ground. Hamilton realized these differences and their effects throughout the printing process. This paper examines how Hamilton developed this effect of photography, which he used in his later works. Likewise, this survey clearly shows that Hamilton’s interest was not so much in the meaning or the representation of his art as “Pop”, but rather in the development of the perceptual world through the media he used.

10.18910/93426

93426

リチャード・ハミルトンの《いったい何が，今日の家庭をこれほどにも変え，魅力的なものにしているのか？》のもう一つの意義

吉村, 典子

意匠学会

日本語

2024-01-31

デザイン理論

83

65

79

https://hdl.handle.net/11094/93426

10.18910/93426

https://doi.org/10.18910/93426