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racoonbite ago

DOnt forget Francis bacon is responsible for the king james version of the bible.... oh lol wrong Francis bacon hahaha

racoonbite ago

hmmmm. i kinda got curious about the coincidence about the same name...

want francis bacon a freemason?

equineluvr ago

Indeed he was. And much more.

racoonbite ago

dammit, guess i gatta pour a drink and look into this..wonder if the currant one has VI at the end of his name?

9217 ago

Some links on Bacon (mod artist) -

MOMA page https://www.moma.org/artists/272

Wiki page http://archive.is/heMlZ

Art UK page https://artuk.org/discover/artists/bacon-francis-19091992 http://archive.is/ZfLeC

Article from The Guardian on Bacon titled: "The Beast Within."

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2005/aug/09/edinburghfestival2005.edinburghfestival1 http://archive.is/QBJ4I

^^ probably most useful link for what you're looking at, lots of bio info there to compare to old bacon.

One other thing, also an echo of names in that vein is Nitsch - he is German and his name sounds the same as Nietzsche - read him discuss F. Nietzsche in one of the articles/videos but can't find quote this second.

racoonbite ago

how many times do you think the words "majestic" "ape" "Francis bacon" would come together? he could be a huuuuge fan

racoonbite ago

he mentions apes alot, searching "majestic ape Francis bacon" gives a surprising amount of hits

racoonbite ago

actually, the nitsch, was making my spidy sense go off

racoonbite ago

The connections between the old bacon and shakespear has been documented, here is an excript from;

"for a long time, Francis Bacon and Samuel Beckett made up a couple in my imaginary gallery of modern art. Then I read the interview Bacon did with Michel Archimbaud: “I’ve always been amazed by this pairing of Beckett and me,” Bacon said. “I’ve always felt that Shakespeare expressed much better and more precisely and more powerfully what Beckett and Joyce were trying to say.” "

http://www.tate.org.uk/context-comment/articles/homage-bacon