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Diptych: August 1972 is a large-scale painting by Francis Bacon, notable for its dark, existential themes following the death of his partner George Dyer.
Francis Bacon painted this 1968 dual-portrait oil painting of his lover and frequent muse George Dyer, capturing Dyer's distorted facial features.
Two Figures is a 1953 painting by the British artist Francis Bacon, notable for its visceral and emotionally charged depiction of human forms.
British painter Francis Bacon created this dual-panel oil portrait in 1964, depicting his friend and fellow artist Lucian Freud with intense psychological distortion.
Francis Bacon painted this dual-panel oil painting in 1977, presenting two distorted, isolated studies of his own aging face against a stark background.
British painter Francis Bacon created this 1966 oil on canvas diptych featuring two portraits of his friend, the artist and model Isabelle Rawsthorne.
Francis Bacon painted this 1973 oil on canvas, depicting two distorted human figures alongside a dark monkey in a stark, claustrophobic interior setting.
This 1968 oil painting by British artist Francis Bacon depicts two figures on a bed, surrounded by attending figures in a claustrophobic interior space.
Two Figures in the Grass is a 1954 painting by Francis Bacon, notable for its unsettling and abstracted depiction of intertwined human bodies.
Study of Nude with Figure in a Mirror is a 1969 oil painting by Francis Bacon, notable for its unsettling, deconstructed approach to the traditional nude.
Diptych: Study of the Human Body from a Drawing by Ingres is a 1982 painting by Francis Bacon, notable for reinterpreting classical forms with distortion.
