Mel RAMOS
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Phantom Lady
The Trickster
Galatea No. 1
I Still Get a Thrill When I See a Bill #2
Venus
Shazam
The Sea Beauty Namora
Black Jack
Black Cat
Dita
Dita
Top-Flite
Miss Kiss #1
Five Flavor Fannie
Peek-a-boo #1
Peek-a-boo #2
Vancouver #2: Ode to Moe
Self Portrait
Portrait of a Woman
Study for Butterfinger
THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES
HAV A HAVANA
Candy
Candy II - Snickers
Caramia Caramello
Della Monty
Dionus
Doggie Dinah
Doublemint Twins
Dunkin' Donut Doll
Fraulein French Fries
Hunt for the Best
Hunt for the Best (Gold)
Jujyfruits Judy
Lola Cola
Lola Cola #4
Miss Fruit Salad
Miss Kiss
Monterey Jackie
Red Hots Rita
Reese's Rose
The Pause That Refreshes #2
Toblerone Tess
Tootsie
Virnaburger
You Like It, It Likes You
Gardol Gertie
GeeGee
Gitanes
Micronite Mary
Portrait d'une jeune fille americaine
Titleist Tisch
Tobacco Red
Top Flite II
Tyra Tyre
Banana Split
Camilla
Fussball Fannie
Nile Queen
Nude Descending a Staircase
Peace
Peek-a-Boo #4, Scarlett
The Princess
The Rounder
The Voyeur
Martini Miss #2
Hav-A-Havana #10
Hav-a-Havana #3
Hav-a-Havana #4, Davidoff
Hav-a-Havana #6
Hav-a-Havana #8
Hav-a-Havana #9
Aqua Girl
Batmobile
Devil Doll
Phantom
Phantom Lady
Senorita Rio
Superman
Superman (woodcut)
Wonder Woman
Leta and the Swan
Annie and the Auk
Dove Tale
Eagle Beaver
Judy and the Jaeger
Ravin Rita
Toucan Better than One
Chimpanzee
Gerunek
Elephant Seal
Giant Panda
Bonnards Bath
Marquet's Mannequin
You Get More Salami with Modigliani
Oakland
Tenerife
Navajo Nudo
Sweet Odalisque
Hav-a-Havana #5
Captain Midnight Puzzle
Martini Miss
Barbiburger
Martini Miss #1
Maidenform Molly
Cat Woman
Corvetta
Hav-a-Havana #7
Korn Kween
Starkist Stacey
Toblerone Tess
Angelina - Reese's
Lola Cola
Candy II - Snickers
Starkist Stacey (Gold)
Salou
Vintage Peek-a-Boo 6
Study for Small Eagle Beaver #2
Decal Project
Tree-O
Statue Painting #4
Summary
Mel Ramos [1935-2018] was an American Pop artist best known for his paintings of female nudes alongside brand logos. His depictions of women with everyday products celebrate aspects of popular culture represented in mass media and advertising. Like his contemporaries Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol, Ramos was inspired by comic books and grew up drawing cartoons and characters from their pages. The artist's works, including paintings, prints and works on paper, feature in the permanent collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, among others.
Press
Mel RAMOS
Mel Ramos: Sirens and Heroes - Press Release
2017-10-28
Mel RAMOS
Mel Ramos - The Naked Eye, Sactown Magazine
2012-06-05
Mel RAMOS
Mel Ramos Retrospective - Sac Bee
2012-06-05
Mel RAMOS
Mel Ramos - Inside Bay Area
2012-06-05
Mel RAMOS
Mel Ramos - Sacramento Press
2012-06-05
Mel RAMOS
Mel Ramos - ACTV
2012-06-05
Mel RAMOS
Mel Ramos - Art Daily
2012-06-05