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Swingeing London 67 (1968) is a screenprint by British Pop artist Richard Hamilton based on a press photograph of Mick Jagger and art dealer Robert Fraser handcuffed after a 1967 drug raid, commenting on media and celebrity.

Lin-Manuel Miranda's innovative approach to musical theater has redefined the genre and captivated audiences worldwide. His works, such as 'Hamilton,' blend historical narratives with contemporary music styles, creating culturally significant and commercially successful productions. Mirandas influe...

Kent State (1970) is a screenprint by British artist Richard Hamilton responding to the May 1970 shooting of student protesters by National Guard troops at Kent State University in Ohio, made as a political protest work.

Andy Blankenbuehler is an American choreographer recognized globally for his innovative approach to musical theatre. He has received multiple Tony Awards, most notably for his choreography on Hamilton, a groundbreaking Broadway production. His work frequently blends contemporary dance with tradition...

The Hamilton American Classic PSR Digital Quartz watch offers a modern take on a classic design from the 1970s. This digital timepiece utilizes an LED display and precise quartz movement for reliable timekeeping. It’s favored by those appreciating vintage aesthetics and durable construction, particu...

I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas (1967) is a screenprint by Richard Hamilton appropriating a film still of Bing Crosby, processed through multiple color separations to explore how mechanical reproduction transforms photographic imagery.

Introduced in 1957, the Hamilton Ventura is an American-designed wristwatch recognized as the world's first battery-powered electric watch. Designed by Richard Arbib, the timepiece is distinguished by its distinctive asymmetric, shield-shaped case. Instead of traditional mechanical winding, it utili...

A Full Vindication of the Measures of the Congress is a political pamphlet written by Alexander Hamilton and published in 1774, when he was still a young student in colonial New York. It defended the First Continental Congress and its program of economic resistance against criticism from the Loyalis...

Fashion Plate is a 1969 screenprint by British artist Richard Hamilton, a foundational figure in the Pop Art movement. The work layers photographic fragments of models and cosmetic products to examine the constructed nature of mass media and consumer beauty standards. Hamilton achieved these complex...

The Critic Laughs is a 1968 artwork by British Pop artist Richard Hamilton, considered one of the founders of the Pop Art movement. The piece consists of an electric toothbrush adorned with dentures, presented as a limited edition multiple. Hamilton created the work as a satirical commentary on art...

The Hamilton Khaki Field Expedition is a robust, Swiss-made watch featuring a durable stainless steel case, luminous hands and indices, and a GMT complication for tracking multiple time zones, alongside a textured khaki dial designed for legibility in various conditions.

The Hamilton Farmers' Market is an indoor public market located in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Established in 1837, it provides the local community with year-round access to fresh produce, meats, baked goods, and prepared foods from regional vendors. The market is currently situated inside the Jackso...

This version strips back the visual noise, using minimal, clean indices and simple hands. It leans slightly more towards the dressier end of the field watch spectrum. The quartz movement keeps it highly accurate for pairing with more formal attire, offering a clean, understated look that suggests ca...

"The Farmer Refuted" is a political pamphlet written by Alexander Hamilton in 1775 during the early stages of the American Revolution. It was composed as a direct rebuttal to Samuel Seabury, a loyalist clergyman who wrote under the pseudonym "A.W. Farmer." In the text, a young Hamilton articulates a...

A Full Vindication of the Measures of Congress is a political pamphlet written by Alexander Hamilton and published in 1774, when he was still a student at King's College in New York. It defended the First Continental Congress and its program of economic resistance, including the boycott of British g...

Hamilton Zoo is a zoological park in Hamilton, New Zealand. It presents animals from New Zealand and other parts of the world, with a role in public education, recreation, and conservation. The zoo has been associated with captive-breeding work for threatened species, including native birds such as...