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Tag Archives: Appropriation
“TAKE IT VERY MUCH FURTHER…” ON JSTOR
My essay “‘Take it very much further away from the photograph’ – How Francis Bacon (1909–1992) appropriated the photographs of John Deakin (1912–1972)”, which I published in the British Art Journal in winter 2018/2019, is now available on Jstor: https://www.jstor.org/stable/48584557
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Tagged Appropriation, Francis Bacon, John Deakin
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ON THE TRAIL OF FRANCIS BACON
Many years of blood, sweat and tears came to an end when I submitted my PhD thesis and passed my viva at the University of Cologne this summer. On the Trail of Francis Bacon – Painting from Photography explores the … Continue reading
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Tagged Appropriation, Francis Bacon, painting, PhD thesis, photography, University of Cologne
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BRITISH ART JOURNAL
In 2016 I did a research project with The John Deakin Archive on the artistic exchange between John Deakin and Francis Bacon. ‘Take it very much further away from the photograph’, an essay on how Bacon appropriated Deakin’s photographs, has … Continue reading
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Tagged Appropriation, Francis Bacon, John Deakin, The British Art Journal
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