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Paintings Cited in Deleuze's

Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation

[1] Francis Bacon: Triptych, Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion, 1944.

(euroartmagazine.com Thanks Dr. Gerry Coulter)

[2] Francis Bacon: Figure in a Landscape, 1945


(Thanks wikipedia.org)

[3] Francis Bacon: Painting, 1946


(Thanks www.sai.msu.su)

[4] Francis Bacon: Figure Study I, 1945-46


(Thanks nationalgalleries.org)

[5] Francis Bacon: Head II, 1949


(Thanks www.nytimes.com)

[6] Francis Bacon: Head VI, 1949


(Thanks www.nytimes.com.)

[7] Francis Bacon: Fragment of a Crucifixion, 1950


(Thanks www.vanabbe.nl & Peter Cox)

[8] Francis Bacon: Landscape, 1952


(Thanks artinvest2000.com)

[9] Francis Bacon: Study of a Figure in Landscape, 1952


(Thanks phillipscollection.org)

[10] Francis Bacon: Study for Crouching Nude, 1952


(Thanks www.dl.ket.org)

[12] Francis Bacon: Two Figures, 1953


(Thanks petulantrumblings.com)

[17] Two Figures in the Grass, 1954


(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[23] Francis Bacon:


Study for a Portrait of Van Gogh II, 1957
(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[27] Pope No. II, 1960


(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[29] Francis Bacon: Triptych, Three Studies for a Crucifixion, 1962

(Thanks Estate of Francis Bacon, Guggenheim, and Tate)


[36] Francis Bacon: After Muybridge - Woman Emptying a Bowl of Water and Paralytic Child, 1965

(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[37] Francis Bacon:


Portrait of George Dyer Talking, 1966
(Thanks alexalienart.com)

[38] Francis Bacon: Triptych, Three Studies for a Portrait of Lucian Freud, 1966

(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)


[44] Francis Bacon: Three Studies of the Human Body, 1967

(Thanks very much sound--vision.blogspot.com)

[45] Francis Bacon: Portrait of George Dyer staring into a Mirror, 1967
(Thanks acasadacolina.blogspot.com)

[55] Francis Bacon: Triptych, Three Studies of Lucian Freud, 1969

(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[60] Francis Bacon: Triptych, 1970


(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[61] Francis Bacon: Triptych, Studies from the Human Body, 1970

(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[62] Francis Bacon: Triptych, Studies of the Human Body, 1970

(Thanks www.connect.in.com; asfolhasardem.wordpress.com)


[64] Francis Bacon: Study of a Portrait of Lucian Freud (Sideways), 1971

(Thanks monstersandcritics.com and alexalienart.com)

[66] Francis Bacon: Two Men Working in a Field, 1970


(Thanks artist.christies.com)

[67] Francis Bacon: Lying Figure in a Mirror, 1971


(Thanks www.museobilbao.com)

[68] Francis Bacon: Portrait of a man walking down steps, 1972


(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[69] Francis Bacon: Triptych, Three Studies of Figures on Beds, 1972

(Thanks Ian Daniels)


[70] Triptych, 1972

(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[73] Francis Bacon: Triptych, 1973

(Thanks Editions de la différence and the Estate of Francis Bacon)

[77] Francis Bacon: Seated Figure, 1974


(Thank you so very much Stampfli & Turci of eaobjets.wordpress.com and Palazzo Reale)

[80] Francis Bacon: Figure at a Washbasin, 1976


(Thanks www.artnet.com)
[102] Marcel Duchamp: Nude Descending a Staircase (No. 2), 1912

(Thanks www.granateseed.com)

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