| David Hockney RA |
| Biography |
|
1937, Bradford. Hockney had formal training at Bradford College of Art, and then the Royal College, when his painting began to attract the attention of critics and collectors. He was associated with the Pop Art movement but in his experimentation with different styles he showed an astonishing originality. In 1963 he visited the U. S. A. which led to his series of etchings "The Rakes Progress". His printing career took off after he visited California when he worked at the studios of Gemini GEL in making remarkable etchings and lithographs which included meticulous portraiture, still life's and stylised landscapes. After working in California for many years he has now returned to live and work in London. He is a truly international figure with a prominent place in 20th Century art. |
| Straw on the Left, Gold on the Right Etching 1969 ed 100 plate 15x24 paper 45x31 £1,200 framed |
|
| Discord Merely Magnifies Etching 1976 ed 200 42x34 £2,200 framed |
 |
| Walking June 1986 Homemade print executed on office copy machine LA 1986 ed 59 43X28 An unsigned studio proof poa |
 |
My Pool and Terrace etching 1983 ed 250 104x72 £4,700 |
 |
|
Red Square from China Diary Lithograph 1982 ed 1000 49x53 £950 |
|
| An Imaginary Landscape Lithograph ed75 1969 46x56 poa SOLD |
 |
| David Hockney Picture of a simple framed traditional nude drawing Lithograph 1965 ed 85 76x56 POA SOLD |
 |
| Hollywood Bowl from A Hollywood Collection Lithograph 1965 ed 85 75 x 55 £750 SOLD |
|
It Picks
Its Way
|
|
Going
Out from Some New Prints |
|
| Portrait of Cafavy etching 1966 ed 250 34x22 £1,600 SOLD |
 |
© Copyright 2003 - 2006 Gallery 17 - all rights reserved
Website design by