Francis Bacon ... about Bacon’s work. (I’m slow: I didn’t get around to it until the 1990s.) The Tango images — a woman slouched in a chair, a figure sagging on a divan — were ...

Francis Bacon’s approach to meat could not be more different from my own. His speaks of violence, of nature red in tooth and claw, using meat as an expression of human pain, whereas I think ...

“I have always been very moved by pictures about slaughterhouses and meat,” the painter Francis Bacon said to an interviewer ... In the left panel is a shrouded figure, its face ominously ...

The 1959 Francis Bacon exhibition was popular with ... including one of his masterpieces, Figure With Meat, 1954, in the Art Institute, and I didn’t want any of them slashed.

the figures in Francis Bacon’s art are among the indelible images of the 20th century. In a new biography, Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan strive to bring into focus the elusive figure of the ...

Figure with Meat (1954) is also highly original in its ... Barbara Dawson is the director of Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane. Francis Bacon's studio is a permanent exhibition at the gallery ...

For its latest collaboration, Blondey McCoy‘s THAMES MMXX has worked together with the estate of Francis Bacon on a ... nude figure studies, mythology and meat are maintained.

There’s a teensy issue with this exhibition of Francis Bacon ... of a screaming figure inspired by Diego Velazquez’s Pope Innocent X (1649-50). Strangely, given that Bacon “loathed ...