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| Ed Ruscha, Mocha Standard, 1969 - screenprint |
Drawn from the print collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum this is a substantial exhibition of American and British printmaking from the heyday of Pop Art, along with a few examples of more recent, Pop-inflected work. Most of the major figures of the period are represented, including, amongst the British artists - Peter Blake, Patrick Caulfield, Richard Hamilton, Allen Jones and Eduardo Paolozzi; and amongst the Americans - Robert Indiana, Roy Lichtenstein, Edward Ruscha, Wayne Thiebaud, Andy Warhol and Tom Wesselmann. Many familar and iconic images are here alongside some less well known material including examples of concert posters, wallpaper and textiles. A really interesting exhibition.
(Click on images to elarge; all images from the V&A website.)
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| Richard Hamilton, Adonis in Y Fronts, 1962-3 - screenprint |
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| Peter Blake, Beach Boys, 1964 - screenprint |
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| Roy Lichtenstein, Crak! Now Mes Petits...Pour La France, 1964 - offset lithograph |
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| Andy Warhol, Birmingham Race Riot, 1964 - screenprint |
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| Richard Hamilton, Interior, 1964-5 - screenprint |
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| Richard Hamilton, My Marilyn, 1965 - screenprint |
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| Eduard Paolozzi, [from] Moonstrips Empire News, 1967 - screenprint |
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| Tom Wesselmann, Seascape (Tit), 1967 - screenprint |
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| Patrick Caulfield, Cafe Sign, 1968 - screenprint |
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| Peter Blake, Babe rainbow, 1968 - screenprint |
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| Patrick Caulfield, Small Window, 1969 - screenprint |
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| Julian Opie, Sara Gets Undressed (lenticular), 2004 - Lambda print overlaid with lenticular plastic |
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