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Brand: Richard Hamilton
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Richard Hamilton, born in London in 1922, is recognised as a pivotal figure in 

. He employed collage and multimedia elements to bridge fine art with consumer culture. Hamilton's work is characterised by its critical engagement with popular media. His contributions include iconic artworks like his 1956 collage 

Just What Is It That Makes Today's Homes So Different, So Appealing?

 which established his reputation as a pioneer in the Pop Art movement. Hamilton's legacy endures, celebrated in major exhibitions and collections worldwide.

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