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DAVID HOCKNEY Computer drawings
Computer Drawing Printed by Inkjet

49" x 33.5"

Edition of 25

Francis Russell, 2009

Francis Russell, 2009 is one of Hockney's Computer Portraits as part of the wider Computer Drawings collection created using early computer-based artistic technology. These works highlight Hockney's forward-thinking approach to art, embracing new digital tools to push creative boundaries.

These portraits capture the essence of their subjects with modern, stylized lines and forms. Hockney’s use of early computer software demonstrates his adaptability, blending traditional portrait techniques with contemporary technology to produce visually captivating and innovative images.

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"There are more people than one thinks that are interested in pictures"

- David Hockney

David Hockney’s portrait of Francis Russell presents the sitter in a relaxed, yet confident pose. Seated with one leg crossed over the other, Russell leans slightly back, wearing a plaid blazer over a light shirt and blue jeans. His direct gaze and the casual, informal positioning create a sense of ease, while the soft lines and muted color palette emphasize a thoughtful demeanor. Hockney's ability to capture subtle expressions and body language brings an engaging personal quality to the portrait.