periodo

movimento

1. Tre studi del corpo umano — Francis Bacon
2. STUDI DAL CORPO — Francis Bacon
3. studies from the human body, 1975 — Francis Bacon
4. Studio del Corpo Umano — Francis Bacon, 1987

atmosfera

argomenti

1. Apollo, the dart body — Giovanni Battista Piranesi
2. The Reclining Headless Body of Holofernes; Study of Female Semi-Nude Figure — Reni Guido (Le Guide)
3. Nude Man Leaning Over Rock; Seated Female Figure; Seated Nude Female Figure with Hands to Face; Two Men Carrying Dead Body — Thomas Sully

parole chiave

tonalità

colore principale

1. Study for Human Body — Francis Bacon
2. Erwin Wurm: The Body As The House — Erwin Wurm, 2012
3. The Remaining Body Series─Scientific Name: Hair Volcano (Specimen) / The Remaining Body Series─Scientific Name: Hair Volcano (Environment Allegorical Figure) — Yang Jwing-Ming
4. Study for the Human Body, — Francis Bacon, 1983
5. Vestiti giorno e notte del corpo — Salvador Dalí, 1936
6. Dritto della Neutralità Americana — Karl Otto Götz, 1915
7. The Workers of the Body. | The Flowers of rue Mutanabi- off the Place of Martyrs The Workers of the Body — Aref El Rayess, 1973
8. Studio del Corpo Umano — Francis Bacon, 1987
9. The Reclining Headless Body of Holofernes; Study of Female Semi-Nude Figure — Reni Guido (Le Guide)
10. STUDI DAL CORPO (Triptych, sinistra) — Francis Bacon, 1970
11. Diptych Studio dell'uomo dal disegno di Ingres — Francis Bacon, 1984
12. STUDI DAL CORPO — Francis Bacon
13. studio dal corpo umano, 1987 — Francis Bacon
14. Tre studi del corpo umano — Francis Bacon
15. Corpo di Cristo ' — Albrecht Dürer
16. Nude Man Leaning Over Rock; Seated Female Figure; Seated Nude Female Figure with Hands to Face; Two Men Carrying Dead Body — Thomas Sully

altro

1. studies of the human body - triptych, 1970 centre — Francis Bacon
2. Studio dal corpo umano — Francis Bacon, 1986
3. Blue Plaid Cap Brown Plaid Body — Mike Kelley, 1997
4. studies of the human body - triptych, 1970 right — Francis Bacon
5. STUDI DAL CORPO (Triptych Destro) — Francis Bacon, 1970
6. Dissezione del corpo femminile — Leonardo da Vinci, 1505