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Francis Bacon: Paintings 1944-62
The film opens with images that recur in Francis Bacon's paintings - Muybridge photographs of animals in motion, stills from Eisenstein's The Battleship Potemkin, a Rembrandt self-portrait, and Pope Innocent X by Velázquez. The remainder of the film presents Bacon's interpretation of such images during the period 1944-62. There is no commentary, but through a combination of music, camera movement and editing, the film accentuates the violence and menace of the paintings, and gives an impression of their emotional power.
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Francis Bacon Study for a Bullfight
| Credits | Director/Writer David Thompson Music Elizabeth Lutyens Arts Council of Great Britain |
| 11 minutes Color Recommended audience age range 17-adult | |
