Francis Bacon: Couplings Kunsthalle Basel Jonas Wood translates the three-dimensional

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Francis Bacon: Couplings Kunsthalle Basel Jonas Wood translates the three-dimensionalThis book was published on the occasion of the exhibition Francis Bacon: Couplings at Gagosian, Grosvenor Hill, London. It highlights a theme that preoccupied Bacon throughout his career: the relationshipboth physical and psychologicalbetween two people. At its heart are two of the most uninhibited images that Bacon ever painted: Two Figures (1953) and Two Figures in the Grass (1954). After completing these interrelated works, Bacon did not return to