Interior 1964

Richard Hamilton’s 1964 “Interior” is a Pop art collage depicting a fragmented view of an interior space. The image is composed of various cutouts, including a woman standing in a doorway, a television set showing a scene from a movie, and a glimpse of a patterned rug. The work's fragmented composition and inclusion of mass-produced imagery are characteristic of Pop art, reflecting the artist's interest in the everyday objects and media of modern life. Hamilton's work, often considered one of the defining works of Pop art, questions the nature of representation and the role of art in a consumer-driven society.