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Sir Francis Bacon Editorial Photo
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Sir Francis Bacon, 1st Viscount St. Alban,Peltonen (1561 -1626) English philosopher and statesman, engraving from Selections from the Journal of John Wesley, 1891
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Francis Bacon, vintage illustration
Francis Bacon, vintage illustration
Vintage illustration of Sir Samuel Baker in the Abyssinian Wilds.
The Briar Wood, Picture one in the Briar Rose series, by Edward Burne-Jones.The Faringdon Collection Trust
Burne-Jones’s Elijah in the Wilderness in stained glass

Inside the art museum Museu Colecao Berado in Lisbon - Magnetic mountain by Kurt Seligmann
Inside the art museum Museu Colecao Berado in Lisbon - Magnetic mountain by Kurt Seligmann

Art collection of the museum Museu Colecao Berardo in Lisbon - Peter Saul
Art collection of the museum Museu Colecao Berardo in Lisbon - Roy Lichtenstein

Art collection of the museum Museu Colecao Berardo in Lisbon - Joaquim Rodrigo
Art collection of the museum Museu Colecao Berado in Lisbon - Andy Warhol

Art collection of the museum Museu Colecao Berardo in Lisbon - Otto Freundlich
Study after Velázquez\'s Portrait of Pope Innocent X is a 1953 painting by artist Francis Bacon.
Francis Bacon is one of the most important painters, best known for his idiosyncratic approach to the human figure.
Francis Bacon is one of the most important painters, best known for his idiosyncratic approach to the human figure.