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Francis Bacon
Francis Bacon

Criticism and interpretationArtists

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First published: 1960
Editions: 61 in 9 languages

Synopsis

Discusses and shows examples of the paintings of the British artist Francis Bacon, known for his raw imagery and combination of human figures with geometric shapes and cage-like lines.

Subjects: Criticism and interpretation
Artists
Interviews
Catalogs
Exhibitions
Aesthetics
Set in: England
Great Britain
Time: 20th Century
Characters: Francis Bacon

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61 in 9 languages

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English40 French11 German2 Multiple languages2 All 9 languages

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