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Abstract ArtThe 20th century saw art go abstract. Where once clear certainties and indisputable forms prevailed, now anarchy seemed to reign supreme. Sensibilities diffused into strange new shapes, colors assumed new significance, lines abandoned literal meaning. Dive in and discover some of the most dynamic and progressive art of modernity.

is about an imagined encounter between the two men

Francis Bacon: Studies for a Portrait shows a variety of Bacon’s many facets

Drawing on decades of interviews

honesty and insolence

influences

and the effect is resonant and deeply moving

in which a single work of art in the National Gallery’s collection is reconsidered from a fresh perspective

the Expressionists disowned Impressionism

calling himself ‘simply complicated’

there are also essays written for exhibitions

to positive reviews

Giorgio de Chirico