Radio antennas dot a Cubist landscape of pink and blue hills in this artist's Mulholland Drive: The Road to the Studio.
Radio antennas dot a Cubist landscape of pink and blue hills in this artist's Mulholland Drive: The Road to the Studio. A pencil drawing of a man and the number "145" appear in his riff on Chinese scroll paintings, A Visit With Christopher and Don. Along with Charles Falco, this man proposed a thesis that states that the advent of tools like the camera lucida allowed the move to realism seen in Renaissance Art. In the 80s, this artist took Polaroids from slightly different angles to compile "joiners" like Still Life Blue Guitar. A white cat sits on the lap of fashion designer Ossie Clark in a dual portrait by this artist, who now makes some works on an iPad. Two palm trees decorate the background of his most famous painting, whose foreground is dominated by a yellow diving board. For 10 points, name this English artist of A Bigger Splash.
Radio antennas dot a Cubist landscape of pink and blue hills in this artist's Mulholland Drive: The Road to the Studio.
David Hockney