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David Hockney and the Yorkshire Landscape

Marina Vaizey James Cahill Michael Lovell-Pank

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English
CV Publications
05 September 2012
Reviews 'David Hockney RA: A Bigger Picture', exhibited at The Royal Academy. The project of creating monumental landscape paintings was based on a small area near the artist's home at Bridlington in East Yorkshire. Works developed with time-framed films, photographs, i-pad studies, drawings, sketchbooks, oils and watercolours. recording particular motifs and places in the changing seasons. Studies were enlarged on joined canvases in compositions up to 32' wide, designed to immerse the viewer in an intense

experience of the landscape. The monograph includes exhibition reviews by James Cahill and Michael Lovell Pank + reviews of recent catalogues and books on the artist by Marco Livingstone, Martin Gayford and Christopher Simon Sykes, by

Marina Vaizey.
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Imprint:   CV Publications
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Edition:   2nd Revised edition
Volume:   104
ISBN:   9781908419545
ISBN 10:   1908419547
Series:   CV/Visual Arts Research
Pages:   92
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Undefined
Publisher's Status:   Out of Print

Marina Vaizey is an art critic, lecturer and traveller; her books include The Artist as Photographer, 100 Masterpieces of Art; Great Collectors. She was the art critic for the Financial Times for years, and The Sunday Times for eighteen. She has curated several many catalogues. She has been a Trustee several national museums. Her much loved Hockney print, bought in , now resides with her son in southeast Asia. James Cahill combines writing, research and painting with a role at one of Londons leading contemporary art galleries. He studied at the Courtauld Institute, where his research focused on British twentieth-century artists' explorations of crucifixion and obscenity. He is the co-author a monograph on British artist Angus Fairhurst (2009), and has written catalogue essays for a number of contemporary art exhibitions, as well as reviews for various publications. He has lectured at the Architectural Association, London, on the paintings of Francis Bacon, and at Oxford University on Renaissance iconography in contemporary art. His current research looks at the afterlife of ancient Greece and Rome in contemporary visual culture. Michael Lovell-Pank is a 24 year old film maker and editor. Born in London, he now works as a web promoter, running his own business from a one bedroom flat by the sea side at Aldeburgh. His hobby lies in pens: from writing short stories and scripts, to drawing on his ipad, Michael hopes to devote more time into writing; to turn it into a full time profession and travel the world in search of further inspiration.

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