David Hockney

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Fan account of David Hockney, an English painter, draftsman, printmaker, stage designer, and photographer. 1937 Automated thanks to @andreitr.bsky.social and @botfrens.bsky.social

Purchased 1971
date inscribed Purchased 1978
date inscribed Purchased 1992
date inscribed Purchased 1981
Gift of the Trustees of the Pastorale Fund
date inscribed Presented by the artist 1993
Gift of the Trustees of the Pastorale Fund
This self-portrait by David Hockney captures a distinctively introspective mood through its depiction of the artist seated with crossed arms, set against a boldly patterned yellow backdrop. Hockney’s characteristic use of line and color reflects his early interest in exploring personal identity and the interplay between the figure and its environment.
In "Celia in a Black Slip Reclining, Paris Dec," David Hockney captures the relaxed yet contemplative posture of Celia, his close friend and frequent muse, using delicate lines and soft colors. This artwork reflects Hockney's characteristic style of intimate yet casual portraiture, highlighting the elegance and warmth of the subject against a minimalist background.
date inscribed Purchased 1992
Gift of J. Kasmin
Presented by the artist 1993
date inscribed Presented by the artist 1993
David Hockney's "Celia in a Wicker Chair" captures the essence of casual elegance, featuring his muse, Celia Birtwell, comfortably seated in a wicker chair. The artwork is marked by Hockney's distinctive use of color and line, bringing vibrancy to the blue dress adorned with bold floral patterns.
Gift of the Trustees of the Pastorale Fund
The Associates Fund
Gift of the Trustees of the Pastorale Fund
date inscribed Presented by the artist 1993
Seiden and de Cuevas Foundation Fund
date inscribed Purchased 1992
This artwork is a compilation by David Hockney, known for his innovative use of composition and vivid color. The fragmented structure suggests a modern exploration of portraiture, with each piece conveying motion and depth beyond the traditional framework.
David Hockney's "Portrait of Nick Wilder" captures the serene ambiance of a sunlit Southern California afternoon, featuring a man leisurely standing in a swimming pool set against the modernist architecture of a Los Angeles home. Hockney's use of vibrant colors and precise geometric lines exemplifies his fascination with modern life and personal connections.
date inscribed Purchased 1992
Presented by Bernard Jacobson Gallery 1976
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Colin, Leon A. Mnuchin, and Joanne M. Stern Fund
Gift of Frederick M. Myers
In "Peter Schlesinger with Polaroid Camera," David Hockney portrays Peter Schlesinger seated in a visually striking, pastel-toned interior space, accompanied by the archaic tripod that suggests a camera. The painting captures an intimate yet artistically dynamic moment, emphasizing Hockney's characteristic use of color and explorations of personal relationships.
This painting by David Hockney captures an intimate scene between a photographer and his daughter, portrayed in a brightly colored, hyperrealistic style. The composition highlights the contrast between Chloe's youthful, vivid presence and Jim's thoughtful demeanor, set against a minimalist yet expressive backdrop.
date inscribed Purchased 1979
Gift of J. Kasmin
Given anonymously
Purchased 1971
"Pembroke Studio Interior" by David Hockney vividly captures an artist's workspace, showcasing angular lines and vibrant colors that convey both energy and creativity. The composition highlights a cozy yet dynamic environment with various patterned furnishings and a dramatic perspective, typical of Hockney’s exploration in spatial arrangements and interiors.
Gift of the Trustees of the Pastorale Fund
Bequest of Solomon B. Smith
date inscribed Presented by Rose and Chris Prater through the Institute of Contemporary Prints 1975
"Henry, Seventh Avenue" by David Hockney is a vivid crayon drawing depicting a man in an orange floral shirt, seated comfortably with a contemplative expression, and a cigar in hand. The use of bright colors and detailed texture showcases Hockney's signature style, capturing a casual moment with both vibrancy and intimacy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Colin, Leon A. Mnuchin, and Joanne M. Stern Fund
This artwork, presumably part of David Hockney's collection, captures a serene figure reclining in a soft, ethereal setting with gentle, flowing lines and pastel hues. Known for his vibrant use of color and exploration of human presence, Hockney often blends observational portraiture with a strong sense of intimacy.
Celeste and Armand Bartos Foundation
Gift of J. Kasmin
This self-portrait by David Hockney depicts a young man with glasses, sketched with delicate lines that capture his introspective expression. Hockney's early work showcases his penchant for self-reflection and an exploration of personal identity, a theme prevalent throughout his diverse artistic career.
Purchased 1971
David Hockney's "Three Chairs of Picasso" features three distinctively colored chairs in front of a generalized line drawing reminiscent of Pablo Picasso's mural style. This work showcases Hockney's fascination with merging everyday objects and homage to iconic artists, capturing the essence of both modernity and historical influence.
date inscribed Presented by the artist 1993
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Colin Fund, Leon A. Mnuchin Fund, and Joanne M. Stern Fund
Eugene Mercy, Jr. Fund
Presented by Klaus Anschel in memory of his wife Gerty 2004
The Associates Fund
Gift of the Trustees of the Pastorale Fund
"David, Celia, Stephan and Ian, London 1982" by David Hockney is a vibrant group portrait featuring four individuals, each depicted with Hockney's characteristic bold colors and distinct line work. The composition captures a moment in time with a playful approach, reflecting the artist's keen interest in conveying the personalities and relationships of his subjects through expressive painterly techniques.
This artwork by David Hockney, titled "Divine," features a seated figure adorned in a vibrant striped robe, set against a dynamic blue and red patterned background. Hockney’s characteristic use of bold color and geometric composition emphasizes both the figure's presence and the modernist tendencies in his work.
David Hockney's "Two Men in a Shower" encapsulates his fascination with intimate, everyday moments, capturing a serene and private scene. The use of vibrant colors and gentle lines highlights Hockney’s distinct style that often explores themes of personal relationships and imagination.
Gift of the artist
Presented by the American Fund for the Tate Gallery 2004
Gift of the Trustees of the Pastorale Fund
Presented by Klaus Anschel in memory of his wife Gerty 1997