Inside Francis Bacon
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The third book in the Francis Bacon Studies series, published under the aegis of The Estate of Francis Bacon
Sarah Whitfield sheds new light on both Bonnard and Bacon; she has identified concerns the two artists shared that will surprise as well as enlighten. Joyce Townsend draws on her scientific and technical investigations into Tate's most important Bacon paintings to advance significant new information about Bacon's methods. Christopher Bucklow is an expert on Japanese art, which forms an important, if unexpected, aspect of his rethinking of the metaphor system in Bacon's paintings.
Martin Harrison is the editor of Francis Bacon: Catalogue Raisonné and Head of Publishing for The Estate of Francis Bacon. Christopher Bucklow is an artist, photographer and art historian. Katharina Günther was recently awarded a PhD by Cologne University for her study of Bacon's use of photographic materials. Francesca Pipe has transcribed Eric Allden's diaries dating from the period 1920 to 1946. Sophie Pretorius is Archivist of the Estate's Bacon collection, and has transcribed all Bacon's surviving medical records. Joyce H. Townsend is Senior Conservation Scientist at Tate, London. Sarah Whitfield is the author of the catalogue raisonné of William Scott's oil paintings.
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