Popes, politicians and pop stars mingle in this lively and thoughtful exhibition at the Holburne in Bath.
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The poster was for an upcoming retrospective on Francis Bacon and isolated the left-hand panel of the painter's Triptych (1972).
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Bacon's paintings to be the reflexion of a rare central perception disorder called dysmorphopsia (Kölmel, 1993).
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Francis Bacon, Portrait of a Man Walking Down Steps, 1972. © The Estate of Francis Bacon. All rights reserved, DACS/Artimage.
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It's late 1958, and Chicago gallerist Richard Feigen is preparing an exhibition of paintings by Francis Bacon. It's just the second...
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National Portrait Gallery, London The hard-living artist's distorted figures – deformed to reveal mortality, sex and death – often left...
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This strange and captivating self-portrait hangs at the entrance to Francis Bacon: Human Presence at the National Portrait Gallery
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Despite the painter's lack of 'epistolary fluency', this collection of his writings – from drunken interviews to begging letters – offers...
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A stirring show of savage, visceral portraits confirms the artist as Britain's greatest postwar painter.
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'Francis Bacon: Human Presence' at the National Portrait Gallery puts the spotlight on Bacon's portraiture.
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