This artist froze a second from Eisenstein's Potemkin in one of his works and also painted studies of Muybridge's horse.  His "Three Studies for the Base of a Crucifixion" caused a furor when it was exhibited in the Tate Gallery, because of the gruesome treatment of his subj
This artist froze a second from Eisenstein's Potemkin in one of his works and also painted studies of Muybridge's horse.  His "Three Studies for the Base of a Crucifixion" caused a furor when it was exhibited in the Tate Gallery, because of the gruesome treatment of his subject.  More famous now are his versions of "Velazquez's Innocent X", which portray the pope with slabs of butchered meat hanging next to him.  FTP name this 20th century painter of terror, who shares his name with a British philosopher and scientist.
This artist froze a second from Eisenstein's Potemkin in one of his works and also painted studies of Muybridge's horse.  
Francis Bacon