David Hockney: British National Treasure
Narrated by Charles Johnston
Studies in World Art, Book 141
- Released
- February 4, 2021
- Length
- 16 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Nicholas James
This essay by Edward Lucie-Smith explores David Hockney's exhibitions at the Royal Academy, including "82 Portraits and One Still-Life" and "David Hockney and the Yorkshire Landscape." It highlights Hockney's return to California following a personal tragedy and celebrates his status as a beloved British artist, known for his distinctive portraiture and landscape work. The description details Hockney's approach to his portraits—uniform size, consistent lighting, and a focus on clarity—offering insights into his artistic style and choices.
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