One painting by this artist depicts pedestrians and cars in the background, while the primary subject of the painting depicts a dog devouring a screaming female chimera on a T shaped structure.
One painting by this artist depicts pedestrians and cars in the background, while the primary subject of the painting depicts a dog devouring a screaming female chimera on a T shaped structure. That chimera was later re-utilized in this artist's Owls. Another painting by this artist is based upon the Furies of The Oresteia, and depicts a set of withered creatures set against a dark orange background that was later changed to blood red in a 1988 version. One of this artist's paintings was done after the fatal overdose with George Dyer, whose relationship with this artist alienated this man from his father. Paintings by this artist also include Study for the Nurse in the Battleship Potemkin as well as Study after Velazquez's Portrait of Pope Innocent X, which depicts the namesake pope screaming. For 10 points, name this Irish-born figurative painter, known for focus on the subjects of screams and triptychs, as seen in his Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion.
One painting by this artist depicts pedestrians and cars in the background, while the primary subject of the painting depicts a dog devouring a screaming female chimera on a T shaped structure.
Francis Bacon