‘Study for a Portrait of John Edwards’, c. 1984

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Bacon consistently deprecated the modernist furniture he had designed in 1929-1932, saying it was ‘derivative of Le Corbusier’. Yet among the original inflexions he brought to his designs was the application of areas of pink paint. Besides its cosmetic implications it may also have referred to the ‘signature’ pink hues of Marie Laurencin, whose paintings Bacon had no doubt encountered in Paris. Francis Bacon: Catalogue RaisonnĂ©, 2016, p. 1296.

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This image is digitally printed on Premium Quality 250 gsm graphic art paper with a matte finish.

Paper Size: 60 x 80 cm
Image Size: 48 x 65 cm
Printed in the UK

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Weight 100 g