David Hockney’s Self Portraits | MyArtBroker | Article
2024年2月5日 · Explore David Hockney's journey through his self-portraits, from early sketches to digital art, revealing his evolving style and deep self-exploration.
Self Portrait - The David Hockney Foundation
Self Portrait, 1954 Collage on newsprint 16 1/2 x 11 3/4" Bradford Museums & Galleries, Bradford, U.K.
Self-Portrait, 1954 | David Hockney: Drawing from Life | The …
The self-portraits Hockney made in his teenage years, such as the present one and the pencil drawings nearby, convey a youthful confidence as well as the beginnings of an intense self-scrutiny. The full-frontal pose and attention to detail in clothes and styling reflect Hockney’s burgeoning sense of his own identity.
David Hockney - Self Portrait, 1954 - Arthur
2017年10月28日 · The self portraits of David Hockney often record the act of self portraiture, such as the fact of a painter looking in a mirror and trying to record what he sees. His portraits present the ideal of honest observation. This piece from the 1954, is one of his early self portraits created at the age of 17.
Self Portrait with Blue Guitar - The David Hockney Foundation
Self Portrait with Blue Guitar, 1977 Oil on canvas 60 x 72" Museum of Modern Art, Ludwig Foundation, Vienna
David Hockney: Drawing from Life - National Portrait Gallery
Investigate the portraits of David Hockney and consider what they reveal about his style and artistic practice. Explore some of the techniques and media that David Hockney uses and their impact on his portraits. Analyse Hockney's use of colour, and his approach to line and space, across his portraits.
Model with Unfinished Self Portrait - David Hockney
Stevens’s meditation on Picasso’s painting The Old Guitarist (1903–04) leads Hockney to paint additional reflections in his London painting studio, resulting in Model with Unfinished Self Portrait, which shows Gregory Evans lying asleep in front of Self Portrait with Blue Guitar.
‘Self-Portrait‘, David Hockney, 1962 | Tate
2a. The Gospel Singing (Good People) (Madison Square Garden) David Hockney‘Self-Portrait‘, David Hockney, 1962
David Hockney (‘Self-Portrait with Charlie’) by David Hockney
A self-portrait by one of the most celebrated and well-known British artists and an important part of the Pop art movement in the 1960s.
DAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937), Self-Portrait | Christie's
One of three lithographs from 1954, Self-portrait is one of his earliest forays into printmaking, an artform which Hockney has employed extensively throughout his career. This lithograph, comprising five separate zinc plates, one for each colour, is …