FRANCIS BACON / ANTOINE D’AGATA (limited edition)

Francis Bacon and Antoine d’Agata

[:fr]Édition limitée présentée dans un coffret[:en]Collector Edition coming in a box[:]

Collector Edition coming in a boxCollector Edition coming in a box

[:fr]© Antoine d’Agata, Las Palmas, 2005 © Francis Bacon, Triptyque : Etudes du corps humain, offset lithographique, 1980 [:]

© Antoine d’Agata, Las Palmas, 2005
© Francis Bacon, Triptyque : Etudes du corps humain, offset lithographique, 1980

© Antoine d’Agata, San Juan Chamula, 2015 ©Francis Bacon, Trois études de dos d’homme, lithographie, 1987

© Antoine d’Agata, San Juan Chamula, 2015
©Francis Bacon, Trois études de dos d’homme, lithographie, 1987

[:fr]© Antoine d’Agata, Oaxaca, 2014 ©Francis Bacon, Triptyque, offset lithographique, 1976 [:]

© Antoine d’Agata, Oaxaca, 2014
©Francis Bacon, Triptyque, offset lithographique, 1976

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LIMITED EDITION

FRANCIS BACON / ANTOINE D’AGATA

Graphic design: Bureau Kayser

 

30 copies

French / English

2 picture booklets of 40 pages each

1 text booklet

16 x 23 cm

Price: €600

 

With a print by d’Antoine d’Agata and a graphic work by Francis Bacon (16 x 21,6 cm). Pigmentary Epithelium on Museum Etching Hahnemühle Paper 360g

 

Antoine d’Agata and Francis Bacon: aesthetic parallel of two visceral works

 

Limited edition presented in a boxed set and accompanied by a signed and numbered print of Antoine d’Agata, as well as a reproduction of a graphic work by Francis Bacon certified by Bruno Sabatier, founder and director of the JSC Modern Art Gallery, depositary of the catalog raisonné of Francis Bacon’s graphic work.

 

Prints accompanying the limited edition ©Antoine d’Agata, La Havane, 2010. ©Francis Bacon, Deuxième version du Triptyque 1944, lithographie, 1989. Courtesy JSC Modern Art Gallery.

 

Bringing together 27 photographs by Antoine d’Agata and 25 graphic works by Francis Bacon, this bilingual French-English work, presented in the form of a double book, establishes an artistic parallel between the contemporary work of photographer Antoine d’Agata and the expressionist painting of painter Francis Bacon. The two books, bound together, can be consulted side by side, allowing one to create a vis à vis between the works of the two artists.

 

The texts are presented on autonomous notebooks so that it is possible to read the text while browsing through the visual narrative.

 

“This would result in a free zone for which the body would be a range of intensity, action and tension. The photographer and artist chose the darkness of enclosed chambers as a way of accessing this both creative and destructive energy matrix.”

Léa Bismuth

Texts by Bruno Sabatier, Léa Bismuth and Perrine Le Querrec.