Magnet David Hockney - A year in Normandy, 2020, 2021

IS220325
This magnet was published on the occasion of the exhibition "David Hockney. A Year in Normandy" at the musée de l'Orangerie from October 13th 2021 to February 14th 2022.

David Hockney
A year in Normandy (detail), 2020, 2021
Composite iPad painting © David Hockney

The famous British painter David Hockney...
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Characteristics

Dimensions
4,2 x 11,7 cm
Artist
David Hockney (1937)
Art movements
Modern & Contemporary Art, 21st century, Pop art
Museum
Musée de l’Orangerie
Theme
Landscape
Reference
IS220325
EAN
3336729189366
Matière de l'article
Metal alloys
Original work kept at
David Hockney

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David Hockney (1937)

David Hockney is a British painter known for his depictions of life in Los Angeles, a fascination that began in childhood and continued when he visited the West Coast in 1964. Hockney captures the city's hedonistic spirit, culture, activities and climate in his pop art paintings. This move led him to switch from oil paint to acrylic paint, which gives his works soft, brilliant hues, as in his Swimming Pools series. He works with printmaking, photography, iPad drawing, is interested in scenography and cites Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse as influences. Interested in all image-making processes, he does not hesitate to use technology (fax, photocopier or iPad...) and to play with perspective to renew his painting. He has also published several theoretical works, notably on the techniques of the old masters. He is one of the greatest living figurative artists. Today, Hockney spends most of his time in the East Riding countryside in Yorkshire and continues to paint en plein air.