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Bacon In Conversation With Michel Archimbaud
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by Michel Archimbaud |
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Interviews took place in 1991/1992. Bacon speaks
openly about his wide-ranging taste in literature, music and his
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Taking Reality By Surprise
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by Christophe Domino |
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Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation |
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by Gilles Deleuze translated by
Daniel W Smith |
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Reece Mews: Francis Bacon's Studio |
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by John Edwards, photographs by
Perry Ogden |
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Francis Bacon: A Retrospective
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by Farr, Peppiat and S. Yard
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The Gilded Gutter Life Of Francis Bacon
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by Daniel Farson |
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This is a gloriously gossipy biography. Farson was Bacon’s friend and confidant for over forty years. He has captured
Bacon’s viciousness and generosity. He could annihilate with one sentence or even a word. In his art Bacon strived
for the creative accident.
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In
Camera Francis Bacon: Photography, Film & the
Practice of Painting |
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by
Martin Harrison |
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Francis Bacon |
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by
Michel Leiris |
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Francis Bacon Anatomy Of An Enigma
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by Michael Peppiatt
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In this biography Francis Bacon talks openly to Peppiatt about
his early life, sexuality and fantasies. Contains 2 previously
unpublished drawings.
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Francis Bacon (World of Art)
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Francis Bacon His Life And Violent Times
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by Andrew Sinclair |
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This book is fascinating reading, but one
chapter is of special interest. Here Bacon describes to Sinclair in
great depth his inspirations and painting techniques.
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Francis Bacon and the Tradition of Art
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edited by Barbara Steffen
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Interviews With Francis Bacon
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by David Sylvester |
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Always worth selling your
grandmother for to buy one of David Sylvester’s books. This one
is no exception. It contains in depth and revealing interviews
from 1962-1979 {129 illustrations}
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Francis Bacon The Human Body
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by David Sylvester
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This book accompanied the recent exhibition at the
Hayward Gallery, which was also curated by David Sylvester.
A well illustrated catalogue and informative text.
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