Bacon's paintings, with their vivisected / meat forms
Lizard's dogs
Interestingly the lecturer also mentioned Bacon's interest in Bataille - someone whom I've often thought about Fulci's 'obscence' "stories of the eye" in relation to...
Thursday, 4 June 2009
Fulci / Bacon #2
Yesterday I was at a seminar on Francis Bacon, which produced another couple of connections to Fulci's A Lizard in a Woman's Skin:
Bacon's paintings, with their vivisected / meat forms
Lizard's dogs
Interestingly the lecturer also mentioned Bacon's interest in Bataille - someone whom I've often thought about Fulci's 'obscence' "stories of the eye" in relation to...
Bacon's paintings, with their vivisected / meat forms
Lizard's dogs
Interestingly the lecturer also mentioned Bacon's interest in Bataille - someone whom I've often thought about Fulci's 'obscence' "stories of the eye" in relation to...
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The first painting looks similar if not the same as the one that The Joker (Jack Nicholson) keeps his goons from destroying in the 1989 film "Batman."
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