Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Figure_with_Meat> ?p ?o. }
Showing items 1 to 50 of
50
with 100 items per page.
- Figure_with_Meat abstract "Figure with Meat is a 1954 painting by the Irish-born artist Francis Bacon. The figure is based on the Pope Innocent X portrait by Diego Velázquez; however, in the Bacon painting the Pope is shown as a gruesome figure and placed between two bisected halves of a cow. The carcass hanging in the background is likely derived from Rembrandt's Carcass of Beef, 1657. The painting is in the permanent collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.According to Mary Louise Schumacher of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel,"Bacon appropriated the famous portrait, with its subject, enthroned and draped in satins and lace, his stare stern and full of authority. In Bacon's version, animal carcasses hang at the pope's back, creating a raw and disturbing Crucifixion-like composition. The pope's hands, elegant and poised in Velázquez's version, are rough hewn and gripping the church's seat of authority in apparent terror. His mouth is held in a scream and black striations drip down from the pope's nose to his neck. It's as if Bacon picked up a wide house painting brush and brutishly dragged it over the face. The fresh meat recalls the lavish arrangements of fruits, meats and confections in 17th-century vanitas paintings, which usually carried subtle moralizing messages about the impermanence of life and the spiritual dangers of sensual pleasures. Sometimes, the food itself showed signs of being overripe or spoiled, to make the point. Bacon weds the imagery of salvation, worldly decadence, power and carnal sensuality, and he contrasts those things with his own far more palpable and existential view of damnation".The painting is featured in Tim Burton's 1989 film Batman, in a scene where the Joker and his henchmen destroy several works of art at the Gotham City Museum. However, the Joker spares Figure with Meat, saying, "I kind of like this one, Bob. Leave it."".
- Figure_with_Meat author Francis_Bacon_(artist).
- Figure_with_Meat museum Art_Institute_of_Chicago.
- Figure_with_Meat thumbnail Innocent-x-velazquez.jpg?width=300.
- Figure_with_Meat wikiPageExternalLink 4884.
- Figure_with_Meat wikiPageID "1720990".
- Figure_with_Meat wikiPageRevisionID "586226852".
- Figure_with_Meat artist Francis_Bacon_(artist).
- Figure_with_Meat hasPhotoCollection Figure_with_Meat.
- Figure_with_Meat heightMetric "129.9".
- Figure_with_Meat imageFile "Figure with Meat Bacon.jpg".
- Figure_with_Meat imperialUnit "in".
- Figure_with_Meat metricUnit "cm".
- Figure_with_Meat museum Art_Institute_of_Chicago.
- Figure_with_Meat title "Figure with Meat".
- Figure_with_Meat type "Oil on canvas".
- Figure_with_Meat widthMetric "121.9".
- Figure_with_Meat year "1954".
- Figure_with_Meat subject Category:1954_paintings.
- Figure_with_Meat subject Category:Modern_paintings.
- Figure_with_Meat subject Category:Paintings_by_Francis_Bacon.
- Figure_with_Meat subject Category:Paintings_of_the_Art_Institute_of_Chicago.
- Figure_with_Meat type 1954Paintings.
- Figure_with_Meat type Art102743547.
- Figure_with_Meat type Artifact100021939.
- Figure_with_Meat type Creation103129123.
- Figure_with_Meat type GraphicArt103453809.
- Figure_with_Meat type ModernPaintings.
- Figure_with_Meat type Object100002684.
- Figure_with_Meat type Painting103876519.
- Figure_with_Meat type PaintingsByFrancisBacon.
- Figure_with_Meat type PaintingsOfTheArtInstituteOfChicago.
- Figure_with_Meat type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Figure_with_Meat type Whole100003553.
- Figure_with_Meat type Artwork.
- Figure_with_Meat type Work.
- Figure_with_Meat type CreativeWork.
- Figure_with_Meat type InformationEntity.
- Figure_with_Meat comment "Figure with Meat is a 1954 painting by the Irish-born artist Francis Bacon. The figure is based on the Pope Innocent X portrait by Diego Velázquez; however, in the Bacon painting the Pope is shown as a gruesome figure and placed between two bisected halves of a cow. The carcass hanging in the background is likely derived from Rembrandt's Carcass of Beef, 1657.".
- Figure_with_Meat label "Figure with Meat".
- Figure_with_Meat label "Figure with Meat".
- Figure_with_Meat sameAs Figure_with_Meat.
- Figure_with_Meat sameAs m.05r0wy.
- Figure_with_Meat sameAs Q3071707.
- Figure_with_Meat sameAs Q3071707.
- Figure_with_Meat sameAs Figure_with_Meat.
- Figure_with_Meat wasDerivedFrom Figure_with_Meat?oldid=586226852.
- Figure_with_Meat depiction Innocent-x-velazquez.jpg.
- Figure_with_Meat isPrimaryTopicOf Figure_with_Meat.
- Figure_with_Meat name "Figure with Meat".
