Voices on Art “Francis Bacon: Late Paintings”

Didier Ottinger, curator and deputy director of the Musée national d’art modern at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, delves into the literary sources that inspired painter Francis Bacon. This lecture was given in February 2020 for the MFAH opening of the exhibition “Francis Bacon: Late Paintings,” which Ottinger curated.
Recorded in collaboration with Art This Week Productions.

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Väldigt bra föreläsning. Merci!

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Fantastic thank you.More insight to the paintings and life of FB

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Nice scarfe, Bacon orange, very fitting

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ME INTERESARIA OÍR ESTAS EXPLICACIONES EN ESPAÑOL

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He's a little Hitchcock like isn't he

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Great lecture.
Pity you didn't mention his "Head" and "Popes" series which were important for Bacon's career.

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The 21st century and we are still talking of people’s lovers as “companions”. Bacon was right. The world’s a horror.

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Way too much inaccurate information