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Francis Bacon, Study for a Portrait. (1991)
From the National Galleries of Scotland.
via cavetocanvas:

This is one of the last paintings Bacon completed. It is the second in a series of three portraits of his friend, the artist Anthony Zych. Zych appears to be standing in a doorway, possibly that of the artist’s studio. The camera tripod is an element repeated from the central panel of a triptych painted in 1944. Bacon’s portraits were almost without exception of people with whom he was familiar. He preferred to paint his subjects not from life but from photographs.

Francis Bacon, Study for a Portrait. (1991)

From the National Galleries of Scotland.

via cavetocanvas:

This is one of the last paintings Bacon completed. It is the second in a series of three portraits of his friend, the artist Anthony Zych. Zych appears to be standing in a doorway, possibly that of the artist’s studio. The camera tripod is an element repeated from the central panel of a triptych painted in 1944. Bacon’s portraits were almost without exception of people with whom he was familiar. He preferred to paint his subjects not from life but from photographs.


“15th-century drawing of a man in a turban, now attributed to an unnamed  artist in Giovanni Bellini’s circle”  via nyt

“15th-century drawing of a man in a turban, now attributed to an unnamed artist in Giovanni Bellini’s circle”  via nyt

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