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Phaidon Press 1962. Francis Bacon Figure with Meat 1954 Peinture Angleterre.
Francis Bacon Figure with Meat 1954 Peinture Angleterre.
Francis bacon figure with meat. 42 unpaged titled Study After Velasquez John Rothenstein British Art since 1900 London. Phaidon Press 1962. 133 unpaged titled Head surrounded by Sides of Beef Portrait-photograph by John Deakin and reproduction of Figure with Meat London.
79 bw Francis Bacon 65 works New York. Francis Bacon Figure with Meat 1954 Peinture Angleterre. Francis Bacon Figure with Meat 1954 huile sur toile 130 cm X 120 cm Institut dart de Chicago.
Francis Bacon est un peintre anglais du XXème siècle. Pour comprendre son travail étonnant nous pouvons commencer par souligner la diversité des artistes qui peuvent linspirer. Nous retrouvons dans ses toiles des références explicites.
Figure with Meat is part of a now-famous series he devoted to Diego Velázquezs Portrait of Pope Innocent X c. Here he transformed the Spanish Baroque artists iconic portrayal of papal authority into a nightmarish image in which the blurred figure of the pope seen as if through a veil seems trapped in a glass-box torture chamber his mouth open in a silent scream. Instead of the noble drapery that frames Velázquezs pope Bacon.
Figure with Meat 1954 This painting is very much like the paintin of Pope Innocent which was also from 1954. He again uses dark colors but along with darker colors he uses meat hanging in the background which according to articedu he replaced the noble drapery framing the central figure with two sides of beef directly quoting Rembrandt van Rijn and Chaim Soutines haunting images of raw. Figure with Meat est un tableau de Francis Bacon de 1954.
Le tableau change au cours de sa réalisation explique Bacon. Pour cette œuvre lartiste na fait ni esquisse ni ébauche. Cependant il suit un modèle puisquil reprend le portrait du pape Innocent X de Velasquez.
Francis Bacon - Figure with Meat 1954 From a series he painted based on this baroque painting of the Pope. Permeated by anguished visions of humanity Francis Bacons paintings embody the existential ethos of the postwarera. Bacon is turning the human beings he portrays into slabs of raw meat as Freeland says 150-1 and by doing so he emphasizes not only the physical animal aspects of humanity but seeks to provoke a feeling of disgust in the viewer of his works driving us deeper into understanding his paintings by capturing our attention.
Bacon intends to provoke an emotional response Schmied 55. Explosion at San Giovanni in Laterano Summer 1993. Notes for Francis Bacons Figure with Meat Face to face with the dogs of war Face to face with young genius.
Variations on Portrait Of Pope Innocent X by Velazquez. Art Institute of Chicago Chicago IL US. 127 x 121 cm.
Figure with Meat 1954 The Francis Bacon Shop Figure with Meat 1954 6500 If I go into a butchers shop I always think its surprising that I wasnt there instead of the animal Interviews with Francis Bacon Davis Sylvester p. Jan 17 2013 - Figure with Meat by Francis Bacon 1954. Figure with Meat is a 1954 painting by the Irish-born artist Francis Bacon in the permanent collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.
The figure is based on the Pope Innocent X portrait by Diego Velázquez. However in the Bacon painting the Pope is shown as a gruesome figure and placed between two bisected halves of a cow. Francis Bacon English born Ireland 19091992 Figure with Meat 1954.
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