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” and others inspired not only Bacon, English artist Raphaella Spence wrote a beautiful painting “The Flight of Eliot,” a bright, cheerful.
What Francis Bacon wanted to convey to our consciousness, looking at his triptych, is difficult to say. Open to the blue space door, curved large mirrors, a lot of strange mass of human bodies and even something bloodied in the central part of the triptych. Honestly, the painting of Francis Bacon is designed for a great and, not unimportant, very rich connoisseur of his creativity.
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