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EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first 1970S | FRANCIS BACON 1970s. The 1970s began with a tragedy. Two nights before the opening of Bacon’s retrospective at the Grand Palais, Paris in 1971, George Dyer, who had accompanied his friend to the event, died from a drug and alcohol overdose in his hotel room. During the following years Bacon painted a group of ‘Black Triptychs’, such as Triptych, MayMAN IN A CAP
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves from LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andJESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, heJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire ART PRINTS – THE FRANCIS BACON SHOP Stay updated, subscribe to the newsletter: Sign Up Today. Contact; About Us; Terms & Conditions; Shipping & Returns PAINTINGS | FRANCIS BACONBACON'S WORLDRINA ARYA1960S Paintings. Bacon's career spanned over six decades. Discover highlights such as Painting 1946, 1946 and trace his stylistic developments. Francis Bacon, Painting 1946,EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first 1970S | FRANCIS BACON 1970s. The 1970s began with a tragedy. Two nights before the opening of Bacon’s retrospective at the Grand Palais, Paris in 1971, George Dyer, who had accompanied his friend to the event, died from a drug and alcohol overdose in his hotel room. During the following years Bacon painted a group of ‘Black Triptychs’, such as Triptych, MayMAN IN A CAP
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves from LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andJESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, heJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire ART PRINTS – THE FRANCIS BACON SHOP Stay updated, subscribe to the newsletter: Sign Up Today. Contact; About Us; Terms & Conditions; Shipping & ReturnsBIOGRAPHY 1970S
Biography. 1970s. In 1971, matters descended into farce when Dyer tried to frame his lover for possession of cannabis by hiding 2.1 grams of it in his studio. Bacon was acquitted at trial. The artist now set his sights on a retrospective exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris, an honour exceptional for a FRANCIS BACON'S STUDIO 44-01 Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion, 1944; pp. 152, 162, 205-206; ill. No. 290, p. 161 (centre panel) SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job forTWO FIGURES
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and7 REECE MEWS
After a decade of painting in temporary spaces, Francis Bacon moved into 7 Reece Mews in October 1961. ‘The moment I saw this place I knew that I could work here,’ enthused Bacon about the modest property. While he occasionally worked in other studios, Reece Mews was to remain the centre of his artistic activities until his death in1992.
HEAD VI | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 'FURY' | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilationRECLINING WOMAN
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and THREE STUDIES OF THE HUMAN HEAD The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and ERIC HALL | FRANCIS BACON He never let me down.’ 1 Francis Bacon on Eric Hall. Eric Walter Hall was Bacon’s partner from about 1932 to 1949 and an early patron who, according to the artist, had a defining influence on his life. 2 Hall had studied at Malvern College and Oxford University before occupying a number of high positions such as director of thedepartment
PAINTINGS | FRANCIS BACONBACON'S WORLDRINA ARYA1960S Paintings. Bacon's career spanned over six decades. Discover highlights such as Painting 1946, 1946 and trace his stylistic developments. Francis Bacon, Painting 1946,EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first 1970S | FRANCIS BACON 1970s. The 1970s began with a tragedy. Two nights before the opening of Bacon’s retrospective at the Grand Palais, Paris in 1971, George Dyer, who had accompanied his friend to the event, died from a drug and alcohol overdose in his hotel room. During the following years Bacon painted a group of ‘Black Triptychs’, such as Triptych, MayMAN IN A CAP
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves from LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andJESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, heJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire ART PRINTS – THE FRANCIS BACON SHOP Stay updated, subscribe to the newsletter: Sign Up Today. Contact; About Us; Terms & Conditions; Shipping & Returns PAINTINGS | FRANCIS BACONBACON'S WORLDRINA ARYA1960S Paintings. Bacon's career spanned over six decades. Discover highlights such as Painting 1946, 1946 and trace his stylistic developments. Francis Bacon, Painting 1946,EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first 1970S | FRANCIS BACON 1970s. The 1970s began with a tragedy. Two nights before the opening of Bacon’s retrospective at the Grand Palais, Paris in 1971, George Dyer, who had accompanied his friend to the event, died from a drug and alcohol overdose in his hotel room. During the following years Bacon painted a group of ‘Black Triptychs’, such as Triptych, MayMAN IN A CAP
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves from LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andJESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, heJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire ART PRINTS – THE FRANCIS BACON SHOP Stay updated, subscribe to the newsletter: Sign Up Today. Contact; About Us; Terms & Conditions; Shipping & ReturnsBIOGRAPHY 1970S
Biography. 1970s. In 1971, matters descended into farce when Dyer tried to frame his lover for possession of cannabis by hiding 2.1 grams of it in his studio. Bacon was acquitted at trial. The artist now set his sights on a retrospective exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris, an honour exceptional for a FRANCIS BACON'S STUDIO 44-01 Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion, 1944; pp. 152, 162, 205-206; ill. No. 290, p. 161 (centre panel) SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job forTWO FIGURES
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and7 REECE MEWS
After a decade of painting in temporary spaces, Francis Bacon moved into 7 Reece Mews in October 1961. ‘The moment I saw this place I knew that I could work here,’ enthused Bacon about the modest property. While he occasionally worked in other studios, Reece Mews was to remain the centre of his artistic activities until his death in1992.
HEAD VI | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 'FURY' | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilationRECLINING WOMAN
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and ERIC HALL | FRANCIS BACON He never let me down.’ 1 Francis Bacon on Eric Hall. Eric Walter Hall was Bacon’s partner from about 1932 to 1949 and an early patron who, according to the artist, had a defining influence on his life. 2 Hall had studied at Malvern College and Oxford University before occupying a number of high positions such as director of thedepartment
THREE STUDIES OF THE HUMAN HEAD The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and PAINTINGS | FRANCIS BACONBACON'S WORLDRINA ARYA1960S Paintings. Bacon's career spanned over six decades. Discover highlights such as Painting 1946, 1946 and trace his stylistic developments. Francis Bacon, Painting 1946,EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first 1970S | FRANCIS BACON 1970s. The 1970s began with a tragedy. Two nights before the opening of Bacon’s retrospective at the Grand Palais, Paris in 1971, George Dyer, who had accompanied his friend to the event, died from a drug and alcohol overdose in his hotel room. During the following years Bacon painted a group of ‘Black Triptychs’, such as Triptych, MayMAN IN A CAP
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves from LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andJESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, heJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire ART PRINTS – THE FRANCIS BACON SHOP Stay updated, subscribe to the newsletter: Sign Up Today. Contact; About Us; Terms & Conditions; Shipping & Returns PAINTINGS | FRANCIS BACONBACON'S WORLDRINA ARYA1960S Paintings. Bacon's career spanned over six decades. Discover highlights such as Painting 1946, 1946 and trace his stylistic developments. Francis Bacon, Painting 1946,EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first 1970S | FRANCIS BACON 1970s. The 1970s began with a tragedy. Two nights before the opening of Bacon’s retrospective at the Grand Palais, Paris in 1971, George Dyer, who had accompanied his friend to the event, died from a drug and alcohol overdose in his hotel room. During the following years Bacon painted a group of ‘Black Triptychs’, such as Triptych, MayMAN IN A CAP
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves from LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andJESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, heJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire ART PRINTS – THE FRANCIS BACON SHOP Stay updated, subscribe to the newsletter: Sign Up Today. Contact; About Us; Terms & Conditions; Shipping & ReturnsBIOGRAPHY 1970S
Biography. 1970s. In 1971, matters descended into farce when Dyer tried to frame his lover for possession of cannabis by hiding 2.1 grams of it in his studio. Bacon was acquitted at trial. The artist now set his sights on a retrospective exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris, an honour exceptional for a FRANCIS BACON'S STUDIO 44-01 Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion, 1944; pp. 152, 162, 205-206; ill. No. 290, p. 161 (centre panel) SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job forTWO FIGURES
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and7 REECE MEWS
After a decade of painting in temporary spaces, Francis Bacon moved into 7 Reece Mews in October 1961. ‘The moment I saw this place I knew that I could work here,’ enthused Bacon about the modest property. While he occasionally worked in other studios, Reece Mews was to remain the centre of his artistic activities until his death in1992.
HEAD VI | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 'FURY' | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilationRECLINING WOMAN
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and ERIC HALL | FRANCIS BACON He never let me down.’ 1 Francis Bacon on Eric Hall. Eric Walter Hall was Bacon’s partner from about 1932 to 1949 and an early patron who, according to the artist, had a defining influence on his life. 2 Hall had studied at Malvern College and Oxford University before occupying a number of high positions such as director of thedepartment
THREE STUDIES OF THE HUMAN HEAD The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and HOMEPAGE | FRANCIS BACONARTLIFEBACON'S WORLDTHE ESTATENEWSSHOP The aim of this website is to provide an ever-expanding fund of information on Francis Bacon’s art and life. As of November 2017, this website now contains reference images and information on all 584 numbered works published in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné, 2016, including the exhibition history of each painting.The paintings can be viewed by decade or freely searched.EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first TWO STUDIES FOR A SELF-PORTRAIT The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 1970S | FRANCIS BACON 1970s. The 1970s began with a tragedy. Two nights before the opening of Bacon’s retrospective at the Grand Palais, Paris in 1971, George Dyer, who had accompanied his friend to the event, died from a drug and alcohol overdose in his hotel room. During the following years Bacon painted a group of ‘Black Triptychs’, such as Triptych, May REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves from7 REECE MEWS
After a decade of painting in temporary spaces, Francis Bacon moved into 7 Reece Mews in October 1961. ‘The moment I saw this place I knew that I could work here,’ enthused Bacon about the modest property. While he occasionally worked in other studios, Reece Mews was to remain the centre of his artistic activities until his death in1992.
LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andJESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, heJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire HOMEPAGE | FRANCIS BACONARTLIFEBACON'S WORLDTHE ESTATENEWSSHOP The aim of this website is to provide an ever-expanding fund of information on Francis Bacon’s art and life. As of November 2017, this website now contains reference images and information on all 584 numbered works published in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné, 2016, including the exhibition history of each painting.The paintings can be viewed by decade or freely searched.EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first TWO STUDIES FOR A SELF-PORTRAIT The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 1970S | FRANCIS BACON 1970s. The 1970s began with a tragedy. Two nights before the opening of Bacon’s retrospective at the Grand Palais, Paris in 1971, George Dyer, who had accompanied his friend to the event, died from a drug and alcohol overdose in his hotel room. During the following years Bacon painted a group of ‘Black Triptychs’, such as Triptych, May REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves from7 REECE MEWS
After a decade of painting in temporary spaces, Francis Bacon moved into 7 Reece Mews in October 1961. ‘The moment I saw this place I knew that I could work here,’ enthused Bacon about the modest property. While he occasionally worked in other studios, Reece Mews was to remain the centre of his artistic activities until his death in1992.
LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andJESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, heJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entireBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first HEAD I | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andTWO FIGURES
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and STUDY FROM THE HUMAN BODY The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 'FURY' | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilationPAINTING 1946
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andCRUCIFIXION
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation TRIPTYCH AUGUST 1972 The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and ERIC HALL | FRANCIS BACON He never let me down.’ 1 Francis Bacon on Eric Hall. Eric Walter Hall was Bacon’s partner from about 1932 to 1949 and an early patron who, according to the artist, had a defining influence on his life. 2 Hall had studied at Malvern College and Oxford University before occupying a number of high positions such as director of thedepartment
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London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, firstSLEEPING FIGURE
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job for 'THE ART OF ORDERED CHAOS' Year: 2 Sep.; 1989. Language: English. Pages: pp. - ISBN/ISSN: 0140-0460. Other Publication Details: An edited version of this article appeared in Portraits: Talking with Artists at the Met, the Modern, the Louvre and Elsewhere (1998), a collection of essays byMichael Kimmelman.
7 REECE MEWS
After a decade of painting in temporary spaces, Francis Bacon moved into 7 Reece Mews in October 1961. ‘The moment I saw this place I knew that I could work here,’ enthused Bacon about the modest property. While he occasionally worked in other studios, Reece Mews was to remain the centre of his artistic activities until his death in1992.
JESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, he REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves fromJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire ART PRINTS – THE FRANCIS BACON SHOP Stay updated, subscribe to the newsletter: Sign Up Today. Contact; About Us; Terms & Conditions; Shipping & ReturnsEXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and theBIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, firstSLEEPING FIGURE
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job for 'THE ART OF ORDERED CHAOS' Year: 2 Sep.; 1989. Language: English. Pages: pp. - ISBN/ISSN: 0140-0460. Other Publication Details: An edited version of this article appeared in Portraits: Talking with Artists at the Met, the Modern, the Louvre and Elsewhere (1998), a collection of essays byMichael Kimmelman.
7 REECE MEWS
After a decade of painting in temporary spaces, Francis Bacon moved into 7 Reece Mews in October 1961. ‘The moment I saw this place I knew that I could work here,’ enthused Bacon about the modest property. While he occasionally worked in other studios, Reece Mews was to remain the centre of his artistic activities until his death in1992.
JESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, he REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves fromJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire ART PRINTS – THE FRANCIS BACON SHOP Stay updated, subscribe to the newsletter: Sign Up Today. Contact; About Us; Terms & Conditions; Shipping & Returns CHRONOLOGY - HOMEPAGE The new interactive chronology of Francis Bacon's life uses many of his own paintings, quotes and photographs to illustrate his eventfullife.
EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and the SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job for 1950S | FRANCIS BACON 1950s. Bacon memorably described the gaunt figure in Vincent Van Gogh’s The Painter on the Road to Tarascon, 1888, as a ‘phantom of the road’. Two journeys to South Africa, but especially The Painter on the Road to Tarascon, triggered fundamental changes in Bacon’s work in the 1950s. In the early 1950s, the proximity to lens-basedBACON: 1909-1992
84-02 Diptych 1982-84: Study from the Human Body 1982-84; Study of the Human Body - from a Drawing by Ingres 1982, 1982 - 1984; ill. pp.34-35
'FURY' | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilationMAN IN BLUE II
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andDOG | FRANCIS BACON
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and TRIPTYCH AUGUST 1972 The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and THREE STUDIES FOR PORTRAIT OF HENRIETTA MORAES The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and CHRONOLOGY - HOMEPAGE The new interactive chronology of Francis Bacon's life uses many of his own paintings, quotes and photographs to illustrate his eventfullife.
BIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job forSLEEPING FIGURE
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andMAN IN BLUE II
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 'THE ART OF ORDERED CHAOS' Year: 2 Sep.; 1989. Language: English. Pages: pp. - ISBN/ISSN: 0140-0460. Other Publication Details: An edited version of this article appeared in Portraits: Talking with Artists at the Met, the Modern, the Louvre and Elsewhere (1998), a collection of essays byMichael Kimmelman.
JESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, he REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves fromJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire CHRONOLOGY - HOMEPAGE The new interactive chronology of Francis Bacon's life uses many of his own paintings, quotes and photographs to illustrate his eventfullife.
BIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job forSLEEPING FIGURE
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andMAN IN BLUE II
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 'THE ART OF ORDERED CHAOS' Year: 2 Sep.; 1989. Language: English. Pages: pp. - ISBN/ISSN: 0140-0460. Other Publication Details: An edited version of this article appeared in Portraits: Talking with Artists at the Met, the Modern, the Louvre and Elsewhere (1998), a collection of essays byMichael Kimmelman.
JESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, he REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves fromJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire CHRONOLOGY - HOMEPAGE The new interactive chronology of Francis Bacon's life uses many of his own paintings, quotes and photographs to illustrate his eventfullife.
EXHIBITIONS
London, Marlborough Fine Art: Francis Bacon: Loan Exhibition in Celebration of his 80th Birthday. Washington, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institute: Francis Bacon. This exhibition later traveled to the Los Angeles County Museum and the THE FRANCIS BACON SHOP FAQs. Contact. News. Shop. Step Into The World Of Francis Bacon. Discover his artwork and the story of his life. See What's HappeningVisit Our Shop.
BIOGRAPHY 1970S
Biography. 1970s. In 1971, matters descended into farce when Dyer tried to frame his lover for possession of cannabis by hiding 2.1 grams of it in his studio. Bacon was acquitted at trial. The artist now set his sights on a retrospective exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris, an honour exceptional for a SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job forMAN IN BLUE II
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 'FURY' | FRANCIS BACON The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilationFIVE DECADES (2013)
Five Decades (2013) Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. 17 November 2012-24 February 2013. Photographs by Art Gallery of New South Wales. Essay by Anthony Bond. Extract taken from the Five Decades exhibition catalogue. Reproduced with kind permission of the Art Gallery NSW. In 2012, twenty years after Bacon’s death, ourunderstanding of
TRIPTYCH AUGUST 1972 The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and STUDY FOR BULLFIGHT NO. 1, 1969 Study for Bullfight No. 1, 1969. 65.00 €. Bacon owned many illustrated books on bullfighting, among which the earliest so far identified is Peter Buckley, Bullfight (1958). However, while the configuracions of bull and matador can be traced in part to these photographs, equally importantly he consultes them for incidentaldetails – such as
CHRONOLOGY - HOMEPAGE The new interactive chronology of Francis Bacon's life uses many of his own paintings, quotes and photographs to illustrate his eventfullife.
BIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job forSLEEPING FIGURE
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andMAN IN BLUE II
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 'THE ART OF ORDERED CHAOS' Year: 2 Sep.; 1989. Language: English. Pages: pp. - ISBN/ISSN: 0140-0460. Other Publication Details: An edited version of this article appeared in Portraits: Talking with Artists at the Met, the Modern, the Louvre and Elsewhere (1998), a collection of essays byMichael Kimmelman.
JESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, he REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves fromJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire CHRONOLOGY - HOMEPAGE The new interactive chronology of Francis Bacon's life uses many of his own paintings, quotes and photographs to illustrate his eventfullife.
BIOGRAPHY 1920S
Biography 1920s. Biography. 1920s. Bacon’s emerging homosexuality severely strained relations with his family and, by his own account, he was expelled from the household in 1926, after Major Bacon caught his son trying on his mother’s underwear. Bacon’s humiliation was heightened by a strong physical attraction towards his father, first SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job forSLEEPING FIGURE
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andMAN IN BLUE II
The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and LANDSCAPE NEAR MALABATA, TANGIER The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation and 'THE ART OF ORDERED CHAOS' Year: 2 Sep.; 1989. Language: English. Pages: pp. - ISBN/ISSN: 0140-0460. Other Publication Details: An edited version of this article appeared in Portraits: Talking with Artists at the Met, the Modern, the Louvre and Elsewhere (1998), a collection of essays byMichael Kimmelman.
JESSIE LIGHTFOOT
Jessie Lightfoot was born the daughter of a farmer in the small hamlet of Burlawn, Cornwall, on 28 June 1871. 1 The lifelong spinster was Francis Bacon’s childhood nanny, a vital emotional pillar for the emerging artist and a loyal partner in crime, who lived with him for most of the time until her death in 1951. When Bacon’s long-term partner Eric Hall entered his life around 1932, he REMOVAL OF 7 REECE MEWS John Edwards on the removal of Bacon’s studio to Dublin. For a number of years after Bacon’s death in 1992, the atelier at 7 Reece Mews remained largely untouched. Without the painter whirling around the small room, walking over the newspapers on the cluttered floor, dripping paint over the books and photographs, tearing leaves fromJOHN EDWARDS
John Edwards was Bacon’s companion from the mid-1970s. From the East End of London, Edwards met Bacon in the Colony Club in 1974 through his older brother David Edwards, who was a friend of Muriel Belcher. Edwards and Bacon became very close friends from then onwards. John Edwards was Bacon’s sole heir and in 1998 he donated the entire CHRONOLOGY - HOMEPAGE The new interactive chronology of Francis Bacon's life uses many of his own paintings, quotes and photographs to illustrate his eventfullife.
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Biography. 1970s. In 1971, matters descended into farce when Dyer tried to frame his lover for possession of cannabis by hiding 2.1 grams of it in his studio. Bacon was acquitted at trial. The artist now set his sights on a retrospective exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris, an honour exceptional for a SIBLINGS | FRANCIS BACON Siblings. Despite Francis Bacon’s physical weakness as a child he survived all but one of his siblings. The eldest son, Harley, was born in Dublin in 1904. He had a dramatic row with his father after falling for the daughter of a hotel owner on the island of Anglesey. Eddy Bacon ruled out the match on grounds of class and arranged a job forMAN IN BLUE II
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Five Decades (2013) Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. 17 November 2012-24 February 2013. Photographs by Art Gallery of New South Wales. Essay by Anthony Bond. Extract taken from the Five Decades exhibition catalogue. Reproduced with kind permission of the Art Gallery NSW. In 2012, twenty years after Bacon’s death, ourunderstanding of
TRIPTYCH AUGUST 1972 The information in the present section on francis-bacon.com is based on the data in Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné by Martin Harrison and Rebecca Daniels, which was published by The Estate of Francis Bacon in 2016. The following ‘Notes for readers’ are extracted from the catalogue raisonné (Vol.1, p.102 and 103) and elaborate on the methodology and thinking behind the compilation andJOHN DEAKIN
John Deakin (12 May 1912- 25 May 1972) was an accomplished portrait, fashion and street photographer. His style, especially in portraiture, is characterized by a blunt immediacy which is often amplified by tight cropping and extreme tonal contrasts. Since Deakin revealed little information on his upbringing and background, not much is known about his early years. STUDY FOR BULLFIGHT NO. 1, 1969 Study for Bullfight No. 1, 1969. 65.00 €. Bacon owned many illustrated books on bullfighting, among which the earliest so far identified is Peter Buckley, Bullfight (1958). However, while the configuracions of bull and matador can be traced in part to these photographs, equally importantly he consultes them for incidentaldetails – such as
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* Francis Bacon: Late Paintings * Francis Bacon: Lo Sagrado y lo Profano / The Sacred and the Profane * Francis Bacon: Logique de la Sensation * Francis Bacon: Paintings 1944-62 * Francis Bacon: Paintings from The Estate, 1980-1991 * Francis Bacon: Portraits and Heads * Francis Bacon: Recent Paintings 1968-1974 * Francis Bacon: Studies for a Portrait: Essays and Interviews * Francis Bacon: Studying Form * Francis Bacon: The Early and Middle Years, 1928-1958 * Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation * Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation * Francis Bacon: The Papal Portraits of 1953 * Francis Bacon: The Violence of the Real * Francis Bacon: Vier Studien zu einem Porträt * Francis Bacon: Working on Paper * Francis Bacon: az érzet logikája * Francis Bacon: cara y perfil * Francis Bacon: duyumsamanın mantığı * Francis Bacon: face et profil * Francis Bacon: logica della sensazione * Francis Bacon: logica van de gewaarwording * Francis Bacon: lógica de la sensación * Francis Bacon: Œuvre graphique - The graphic work: Catalogueraisonné
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* Movement and Gravity: Bacon and Rodin in Dialogue * Museu Berardo: An Itinerary * Museum of Modern Art Ludwig Foundation Vienna * New Art New World: British Art in Postwar Society * New Studies - Centenary Essays * Obituaries: Francis Bacon * Painting in a Godless World * Peinture, Cinéma, Peinture * Realism in 20th Century Painting * Robert and Lisa Sainsbury Collection: Volume I: European 19th and 20th Century Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture * Roy de Maistre: The English Years 1930-1968 * Rozhovory s Francisem Baconem, 1962-1979 * Rozmowy z Francisem Baconem: brutalność faktu * Samtal med Francis Bacon * Scholarship & Education * Soho in the Fifties * Studio and Cube: On the relationship between where art is made and where art is displayed * Sunday Night Francis Bacon * The Battle for Realism: Figurative Art in Britain During the ColdWar 1945-1960
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