ISBN: 9780500275276
Artist(s): David Hockney
Author(s): edited by Nikos Stangos
Format: Paperback
Year published: 1988
Publisher: Thames and Hudson
Publisher Location: London
Condition: Good
Total Pages: 312
Illustrations: Lavishly illustrated, with 434 illustrations, 60 in colour.

In this witty, candid and revealing account of himself, which is in the tradition of Cellini’s Autobiography, he tells of his early life in Bradford, where he was born and grew up, and first went to art school; his years at the Royal College of Art, during which he had his break- through and first came to public attention; his sojourn in California, which inspired his best-known paintings, drawings and prints; his life in Paris, where he lived for three years from 1973, and where he had an exhibition at the Louvre which established him as a ‘Continental master’.

Condition: Good Condition throughout with light wear to cover lower edge and top corner