Prosecutor of Matisse and Picasso art, inspired by fauvisme, David Hockney created a unique universe at the same time complexe and next to people. His style, constructed during over 60 years of painting, is joyful but also enigmatic, leaving the possibility of escaping the reality and imagining a story. His frames are true narrations and can be read as books. From neocubisme to ultra-graphic design, the sunny Californian univers of the painter is now exhibited at Centre Pompidou until the 23 ofoctober.
Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures), 1972
Against the Day dans le Style Français, 1974
A Bigger Splash, 1967
Nichols Canyon, 1980
Pacific Coast Highway and Santa Monica, 1990
David Hockney Domestic Scene Los Angeles, 1963
Crédit photo : 9 Canvas Study of the Grand Canyon, 1998
David Hockney self-portrait, 1954
David Hockney Garden, 2015
Le Parc des Sources, Vichy, 1970
