Lucian Freud - Lawrence Gowing Publisher / YonderFirst published in 1982, Lawrence Gowings Lucian Freud is an intimate account of one of the twentieth centurys most exceptional artists. At once a pivotal narrative, a furtive autobiography and a profound exploration of what it means to think through paint, this book represents a landmark collaboration between two of modern arts brightest minds. Drawing on forty years of friendship as well as his own painterly intuition Gowings commentary pushes
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