Francis Bacon IntoUniversity Flying Dragon—among the last of

Flying Dragon—among the last of the monumental works Calder made—exemplifies the artist’s capacity to invest a powerful visual dynamism in his work regardless of scale

graphic effect that resonates with the aesthetic of 1960s advertising and runs counter to the gestural emphasis of Abstract Expressionism

this two-volume set documents the presentation of five new sculptures and more than twenty drawings by the artist

Presenting sculptures and related studies by Lichtenstein

the whimsical character inspired by anime and manga that became Murakami’s first signature creation

Francis Bacon IntoUniversity Flying Dragon—among the last ofThis book was published on the occasion of Francis Bacon at Gagosian, rue de Castiglione, Paris, an exhibition of three major late paintings by the artist: Study from the Human BodyFigure in Movement (1982), Study from the Human Body (1986), and Man at a Washbasin (198990). These works crystallize the radical economy and psychological intensity of Bacons final period while reaffirming his dialogue with the French capital. One of the most incisive