Francis Bacon
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Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation
By Francis Bacon, Gilles DeleuzeThe influential and revolutionary philosopher explores the nature of art by examining the work of one of the most radical painters of the twentieth century.
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Francis Bacon: Anatomy of an Enigma
By Michael PeppiattAutobiographies and biographies.
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Francis Bacon: His Words
By Daniel Coenn“Young people are fitter to invent than to judge; fitter for execution than for counsel; and more fit for new projects than for settled business.” About the Author Daniel Coenn is a professional editor and.
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Francis Bacon
By Hugh Davies, Hugh Marlais Davies, Sally YardWith more than 100 illustrations -- approximately 48 in full color -- this innovative series offers a fresh look at the most creative and influential artists of the postwar era.
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Francis Bacon
By Hugh Marlais Davies, Sally Yard"With their searing colors and dramatically contorted figures, the paintings of Francis Bacon compel attention.
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Francis Bacon: Shadows
By Martin Harrison, Christopher BucklowThe latest book in theacclaimed Francis BaconStudies series, this volumeexplores little-known aspectsof Bacon's life and work andincludes never beforepublished paintings by the artist.
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Francis Bacon: Revelations
By Mark Stevens, Annalyn Swan1975 556 Terry Miles preceded : Miles , interview with Ste- 560 Hess's review : Hess , " Blood , Sweat and Smears , " New vens . The rest of Miles's quotations come from this York Magasine . . interview 560 Although " superficially ...
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Francis Bacon: An Account of His Life and Works. Biography
By Edwin Abbott AbbottEdwin Abbott Abbott was a schoolmaster and theologian. He was the author of the novel ‘Flatland’.
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Francis Bacon: The New Organon
By Francis BaconA new translation and edition of Bacon's revolutionary work of scientific philosophy.
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Francis Bacon: A Terrible Beauty
By Francis Bacon, Barbara Dawson, Martin HarrisonIn celebration of the centenary of Bacon's birth, Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane organised the first exhibition to concentrate on the methods, materials and processes through which this major artist achieved his paintings.
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Francis Bacon: Phaidon Focus
By Martin HammerThe art of Francis Bacon (1909-1992) epitomises the angst at the heart of the modern human condition.
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Francis Bacon: Discovery and the Art of Discourse
By Lisa JardineA New York socialite who wasn't interested in fortune or fame?
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Francis Bacon: The Human Body
By Francis Bacon, David SylvesterFrancis Bacon: The Human Body concentrates, for the first time, on paintings involving the human figure, Bacon's central subject. The book is written by the critic and writer David Sylvester, author of Interviews with Francis Bacon.
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Francis Bacon: la France et Monaco
By Martin HarrisonThe first in-depth publication to uncover the long relationship Francis Bacon enjoyed with France, Monaco and French culture.
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Francis Bacon: Invisible Rooms
By Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, Ina ConzenFrancis Bacon often painted a ghost-like frame or structure around the subjects of his paintings.
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Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation
By Gilles DeleuzeFrancis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation is his long-awaited work on Bacon,widely regarded as one of the most radical painters of the twentieth century.The book presents a deep engagement with Bacon's work and the nature of art.
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Francis Bacon: Painting in a Godless World
By Francis Bacon, Rina AryaBy placing the work within the context of post-war philosophical pre-occupations with the death of God, the author provides a robust framework in which to view and interpret Bacon's complex images.Refreshingly original, this book marks a ...
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Francis Bacon: The Major Works
By Francis BaconThis authoritative edition was first published in the acclaimed Oxford Authors series under the general editorship of Frank Kermode.
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Francis Bacon
By Francis Bacon, Sam HunterFrancis Bacon s work has a strength and vitality that has led to his position as one of the greatest twentieth century artists.
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Francis Bacon: New Studies : Centenary Essays
By Francis Bacon, Martin HarrisonSince the artist¿s death his enigmatic paintings have inspired newthinking and methods of interpretation, and these essays, written by leading scholars from throughout the world,reflect an impressively wide and rich range of approaches.