Self-Portrait (1967) by Richard Hamilton

Self-Portrait - Richard Hamilton - 1967

Artwork Information

TitleSelf-Portrait
ArtistRichard Hamilton
Date1967
Art MovementPop Art

About Self-Portrait

The artwork, titled “Self-Portrait,” created by Richard Hamilton in 1967, is a notable piece within the Pop Art movement. As suggested by its name, this piece falls under the genre of a self-portrait. The artwork is distinguished by its playful, innovative interpretation of a self-portrait, merging elements of fine art and popular culture.

The artwork presents itself as a cover of TIME magazine, featuring a stylized, impressionistic portrayal of Richard Hamilton’s face. The colors used are bold yet minimalistic, with quick, expressive brushstrokes contributing to the somewhat abstract depiction. The red border and recognizable magazine layout underscore the Pop Art movement’s exploration of mass media and consumer culture. By framing his self-portrait within this context, Hamilton invites viewers to reflect on the intersections between art, media, and individual identity.

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