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Sand Dune 1981,Oil, pastel, dust and dry transfer lettering on canvas, 198 x 147.5 cm©The Estate of Francis Bacon, Pictured, image repoduced for educational purposes only. -
"I want a very ordered image, but I want to come about by chance."
- Francis Bacon
Francis Bacon’s works hold a distinct place in twentieth-century art. Each painting is an encounter rather than an image, confronting the instability of flesh and the uncertainty of being. Bacon painted not to idealise life, but to expose it in all its tension and fragility.From early crucifixions to late portraits and triptychs, his originals capture moments that feel both personal and universal. Figures twist and reform within confined spaces, caught between motion and stillness. These works remain as charged today as when they first appeared, reminders that Bacon’s art was never about depicting reality but revealing what lies beneath it. -
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