Bacon Francis

His work Francis Bacon called “Triptych on the theme of TS Eliot’s poem.” Many artists addressed the work of the English poet-romanticist, decadent and fatalist, his poem “The Bad Land”

Female portraits of the artist will begin to write later in 1964-1967, he will write etudes Isabel Raustorner, Henrietta Moraes and others. The picture of Francis Bacon “Woman” is not

All the energy, expressiveness of Bacon’s painting – in sculpture, in the shapes of shapes, in a kind of mash of colors, the flow of lava. With fluidity associated deformation,

Triptych “Three Etudes of Figures at the Crucifixion” Francis Bacon wrote in 1962. The ugly stumps of bodies, a bloody mash on a striped cot, the inverted human insides in

In the picture of Francis Bacon “Figures in Motion” we see a circus arena with a red carpet. Figures of wrestlers on the arena are placed, as it were, in

The painting “The figure in the landscape” of Francis Bacon is written in gray-green and black colors. The echo of the bloodiest war that took millions of human lives and

Painting Bacon is always on the verge of risk, expressive and improvisational. With his brush, Bacon turns people into freaks, one-eyed, armless, chopped monsters. Magma bodies: neither animals, nor humans

Before us is a picture of Francis Bacon “By Velasquez.” At the heart of this awesome image is the paraphrase of the famous portrait of Pope Innocent X written by

Painting can not be perceived at the level of understanding, painting can be perceived only at the level of the senses. The restless, nervous, frightening painting of Francis Bacon can

The painting “Portrait of Isabel Rausthorn” was written by Francis Bacon in 1967. Monkey face with wide black eyebrows and smeared outline of lips – this is a portrait of

Although in the early works of Bacon there is a noticeable influence of the work of Graysm Sutherland, he very quickly created his own, brightly individual style, always traced in

The picture of Francis Bacon “Portrait of a Dwarf” is magnificent for composition and psychological impact. The dwarf with his congenital ugliness is portrayed less ugly than the beautiful aristocrats

“The picture” Francis Bacon wrote in 1978. This picture is allegorical, it is about love. At the bottom left, we see a gentleman walking out into the open white door

Etude “Henrietta Moraes in red” – one of the few female portraits of the English artist Francis Bacon. If Bacon’s early works are rather dark, then in the future they

In a painting without the name of the English artist-expressionist Francis Bacon, a phantasmagoric creature, a piano-like ostrich pianist, is taking, or rather, devouring flowers and applause as a token