Hockney’s Late-Career Reawakening: From Normandy iPad Skies to Yorkshire Fields
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An intimate appraisal of David Hockney’s late work, tracing his shift from glamorous 20th-century subjects to Yorkshire landscapes and Normandy iPad paintings during the pandemic, culminating in major exhibitions that cement his status as a visionary artist who finds renewal in nature, technology and perception.
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