Francis Bacon, Expressionist Abstraction

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Francis Bacon's unsettling 1987 Study from the Human Body presents a distorted, naked figure with a raised foot, embodying raw emotion and existential dread in this iconic expressionist painting. Explore this visceral masterpiece and bring it into your collection.

Francis Bacon

1962

Study For Three Heads, Left Panel,

Francis Bacon’s unsettling Study for Three Heads presents a distorted portrait of anguish and isolation in black and white, embodying the artist's visceral style from the 1960s. Explore this iconic work and bring its raw emotion into your space.

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Sphinx

Francis Bacon’s unsettling ‘Sphinx’ presents a terrifying figure trapped within a bleak, monochrome scene, embodying the artist's visceral exploration of human anguish and isolation characteristic of his post-war style. Discover this iconic artwork and bring its haunting beauty into your space.

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Three Studies For A Portrait Of Peter Board, 1975 Ii Left

Francis Bacon’s intensely emotive 'Three Studies for a Portrait of Peter Board' captures a haunting close-up of the artist’s eyes, reflecting a visceral mood characteristic of his 1975 paintings. Explore this iconic work and bring home a unique piece of art history.

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Three Studies For A Portrait, 1968 A

Experience Francis Bacon’s intensely emotional ‘Three Studies for a Portrait,’ 1968 – an expressionist masterpiece featuring a hauntingly rendered man with a purple background and wide eyes, capturing the artist's visceral style. Discover this iconic work and bring it into your collection.

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Study For Portrait Of J.h.

Francis Bacon's 'Study for Portrait of J.H.' is a haunting black-and-white depiction of a baby’s head, reflecting the artist’s visceral exploration of human emotion and mortality. A powerful study in distortion and psychological depth.

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1982

3 Studies For A Portrait Of Mick Jagger, Center

Francis Bacon’s unsettling ‘3 Studies for a Portrait of Mick Jagger,’ created in 1982, captures the artist's signature visceral style—a grotesque depiction of Jagger’s face against a stark red backdrop—inviting viewers to explore this iconic piece and its enduring power.

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1952

Study For A Portrait

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Self-portrait, 1973 Vv

Francis Bacon's haunting 1973 self-portrait captures the artist’s raw emotion and existential dread through his signature distorted figures and unsettling composition, a powerful piece from the iconic British painter.

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1967

Portrait Of George Dyer Staring Into A Mirror,

Francis Bacon's 'Portrait of George Dyer Staring into a Mirror' captures raw emotion & existential themes through distorted figures. Explore the intense friendship and artistic legacy within this iconic painting.

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Triptych 2

Francis Bacon’s Triptych 2 presents dramatic black and white scenes of human interaction – a man with a ball, dancers on stage, and figures with firearms – capturing intense emotion and unsettling movement from the iconic British artist.

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1980

3 Studies For A Portrait Of Peter Beard, Right P

Francis Bacon's unsettling '3 Studies for a Portrait of Peter Beard, Right' captures a distorted and grotesque figure in a raw, visceral style emblematic of the 20th-century artist. Explore this iconic painting and discover its haunting beauty.

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Three Studies Of The Male Back

Francis Bacon’s "Three Studies of the Male Back" presents unsettling portraits of isolated figures in a raw, expressionistic style reflecting the artist's visceral approach to human emotion. Explore this iconic work and discover its profound impact on 20th-century art.

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Head Of A Woman

Francis Bacon's 'Head of a Woman' presents a hauntingly distorted portrait, capturing raw emotion and unsettling realism characteristic of his work. This iconic piece from the 20th-century artist evokes visceral intensity – explore this dramatic masterpiece and bring it into your collection.

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Studies For Portrait (looking Right), 1964

Francis Bacon’s ‘Studies for Portrait (Looking Right)’ 1964 captures a hauntingly intimate portrait of a woman with closed eyes, embodying the artist's visceral style and exploring themes of isolation. Discover this iconic work and bring its powerful emotion into your space.

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1978

Landscape,

Experience Francis Bacon's visceral Landscape, a haunting beach scene brimming with unsettling detail and raw emotion from 1978. Explore this iconic work and discover the depth of his unique style.

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1952

Dog Ii, Moma Ny

Francis Bacon’s visceral ‘Dog II’, 1952, captures the raw emotion of Expressionism through a haunting depiction of a dog on a checkered floor, a timeless piece perfect for art lovers and collectors.

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Painting

Francis Bacon's unsettling painting depicts a stark red wall and a stained table, capturing a dark and moody atmosphere reflecting the artist’s visceral style. Explore this iconic work and discover its profound emotional depth.

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Self Portrait With Injured Eye

Experience Francis Bacon’s intensely emotional "Self Portrait with Injured Eye," a visceral expressionist painting characterized by bold brushstrokes and distorted figures reflecting the artist's turbulent life. Discover this iconic work and bring its raw intensity into your space.

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Three Studies For A Portrait Of Peter Board, 1975 Right

Francis Bacon’s unsettling 'Three Studies for a Portrait of Peter Board' captures the artist’s signature brutalist style and explores themes of vulnerability amidst fear—a haunting depiction from 1975 that invites you to experience the visceral power of this iconic masterpiece.

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1982

A Piece Of Waste Land,

Francis Bacon's "A Piece of Waste Land" captures a dark and moody beach scene with unsettling red arrows, reflecting the artist’s visceral style from 1982. Explore this iconic work and bring its powerful emotion into your space.

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Study For A Self-portrait

Francis Bacon's Study for a Self-Portrait captures a profoundly unsettling moment of raw emotion and distorted form, reflecting the artist’s visceral style from the 20th century. Explore this iconic piece and discover its haunting beauty – perfect for art lovers.

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Study For Head Of Lucian Freud, 1967

Francis Bacon’s unsettling ‘Study for Head of Lucian Freud,’ 1967, captures raw emotion through a visceral portrait, showcasing the artist's signature style and exploring themes of displacement. Discover this iconic piece and bring its intensity into your collection.

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