Influence and inspiration: Francis Bacon, John Deakin, and photography

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Photographer John Deakin and artist Francis Bacon shared a perceptive and focused vision in their works and exhibits of both artists' works offer an opportunity to examine the famous Bacon's creative process and the largely neglected Deakin's influential and significant works. Though not well known, Deakin was a prolific and talented photographer for British Vogue, for which many of his greatest portraits were taken. Bacon used photographs, both his own and Deakin's, as sources for his paintings and the two artists shared a talent for evoking stark, human emotions in much of their works.

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Chasing Kouroi

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The works of Paul Thorel were exhibited at the Museo Archeologico Nazionale in Naples. Thorel has created a relation between the archeology and his work by using the Kouroi and Korai, the two of the great archetypes in Archaic Greek sculpture, as his main subject.

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Central Europe photography finds its place

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An exhibition 'Foto: Modernity in Central Europe, 1918-1945' at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York that addresses photography and photomontage. It emphasizes how important professors and classrooms were to photographic innovation across the region

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