Publisher/青幻舎

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David Hockney is a British painter and contemporary artist who is also popular in Japan. In the 1960s and 1970s, when he was active as a flagship of British pop art with his classmates Allen Jones and Kitai, in the 1980s when he created photo collages and polaroid collages and broke new ground in photographic art, and in recent years, the iPad and I continue to greedily challenge the pursuit of expression with the iPhone. This book is a new revised and expanded version (Japanese version) of the book published by the British publisher "Thames & Hudson" in 2001, and was published by Seigensha in 2006. Hockney, who was interested in "how mirrors and lenses were used to create many great works in Western painting" (from the cover), dates back to the Renaissance period from the painter Angle in the early 19th century. I will explore the technique. Hockney's work is also inserted, but a classic Western painting is posted as a reference image for verification. It's different from pure Hockney's collection of works, but it's an interesting content that Hockney challenges art history. Published in 2006, Japanese version first edition, hardcover.