From the early sixties, when he left the Royal College of Art more famous than his

teachers, his paintings have shown charm and humour.

From the early sixties, when he left the Royal College of Art more famous than his teachers, Hockney’s paintings have shown a charm and humour that sets them apart from others of his generation. A naturally gifted draftsman, his love of ingen ious visual devices has led him to experiment with a whole range of techniques, from stage design to coloured paper making. From the early abstract expressionist images, through his famous Californian scenes of swimming pools to the pho to-montages of the mid eighties, this lecture follows the career of an artist whose wit and imagination has never faltered.

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