Francis Bacon’s former handyman was going to give a trove of his art to Tate. After a feud, he offered it to France instead:
Joule will instead give the additional trove—which includes more than 100 drawings, 10 paintings, and 12 hours of taped conversations between the two men—to the French National Archives at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
Joule donated some 1,200 sketches, photographs, and documents from Bacon’s London studio to Tate in 2004. At the time, the museum announced that Joule had “kept a small number of items, which he will bequeath to Tate at a later date.” Tate, for its part, claims it adhered to the deal, which required it to catalogue and display the works. Since 2004, the materials have been available for public access in its archive, and items were exhibited in a display at Tate Britain in 2019, though they were notably left out of the gallery’s major Bacon exhibition in 2008.
Joule lived near Bacon’s studio, and the two were friends from 1978 until the artist’s death in 1992. He now lives in France.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Oakland A’s place six players on COVID-19 list ahead of home opener at ColiseumThe A’s will be without their closer and several other key players at Monday’s home opener.
Les mer »
A's fans return to Oakland Coliseum for home opener as future of new stadium remains uncertainDespite the possibility of this being the last A's home opener in the Oakland Coliseum, fans were focused on celebrating the present moment.
Les mer »
28 all-star books about California baseball including the Giants, Dodgers, As and moreThe MLB’s Giants and A’s also loom large, as do essential reads about Japanese American baseball, the Pacific Coast League and more.
Les mer »
28 all-star books about California baseball including the Giants, Dodgers, A’s and moreThe MLB’s Giants and A’s also loom large, as do essential reads about Japanese American baseball, the Pacific Coast League and more.
Les mer »
After bitter offseason, can Oakland A’s fans fall in love with their team again?A’s pitcher Paul Blackburn: “We’re a good team. We’ve got guys here who can play.”
Les mer »
A’s fielding woes prove costly in loss to Toronto Blue JaysMLB: Two Oakland A’s errors, including a critical one in the fifth inning, led to two unearned runs for the Toronto Blue Jays
Les mer »