The National Portrait Gallery has curated an exceptional collection of Francis Bacon’s works from the 1950s onwards, featuring sitters such as Lucian Freud, Frank Auerbach, and a roster of Bacon’s close friends. Francis Bacon: Human Presence showcases over 55 portraits, alongside letters and photographs sourced from private collections and Bacon’s Soho studio. The exhibition, on display from October 10th to January 19th 2025, offers a profound reflection of Bacon’s artistic ecosystem, charting the evolution of this enigmatic artist. Curated by Rosie Broadley, the exhibition presents a comprehensive exploration of Bacon’s intricate relationships and his distinctive approach to portraiture.
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