Artist
- Francis Bacon
Artist:
Category
print
Title
Right panel of the triptych
Year
1992
Technique
etching and aquatint
Dimension
163 x 121 cm
Plate dimension
Edition
84 + XXX exemples
Editor
2RC e Galleria Marlborough
Notes
numbered and hand signed; 2RC dry stamp, Francis Bacon Estate dry stamp
Exhibitions
Publications
“Doppio sogno nell’arte. 2RC tra artista e artefice” at pg. 295 and rif. 599
Available
SI
Price
upon request
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- Born in Dublin on October 28, 1909, and passing away in Madrid on April 28, 1992, Bacon translated pain, isolation, and the fragility of the flesh into images of visceral and often terrifying power, becoming one of the most debated and celebrated figures of the 20th century. His painting is an “assault on the nervous system.” Emerging as an isolated and radical figure, Bacon rejected the prevailing abstraction of his time to focus on a distorted, psychological figuration. He did not seek to tell a story but to trap a pure and immediate emotion on the canvas. Famous for his deformed portraits and monumental triptychs, the artist often used spatial cages or geometric structures to isolate his subjects, creating a sense of existential claustrophobia that reflec... > Read more