A Study Of The Artistic Language Of Portrait Painting By Francis Bacon

Bacon's portraits are known for their exaggerated and distorted looks.Such a unique artistic language was developed through his life's energy.His portraits are full of dramatic and metaphorical charm,and it is not difficult to find that this charm is formed by his experience and his own artistic conception.Bacon had a wealth of experience and a broad field of vision throughout his life.His painting enlightenment came from the works of modernist Picasso,then to ancient Greece and Rome,and later to Michelangelo in the Renaissance,and then to Rembrandt Masters of genres such as Velazquez Cezanne.In addition,Bacon's creations cover a wide range of subjects,from mythology and religion to medical pictures and film media and photographic literature.From this,we can see that Bacon's works are profound and complex.This article analyzes the composition and development of language in his portraits by comparing Bacon with traditional portraits and the influence of representative works in various periods on Bacon.In addition,there are many painting techniques with personal characteristics in his paintings.We will analyze his painting language from his stroke texture and his color and space processing.Finally,I went back and combed the discussion of existence in Bacon's works,which involved the issues of authenticity and contingency in painting.In this chapter,I mainly explain the authenticity and contingency in Bacon's works and the connection with feelings.This led to the existence of bacon's paintings,removing the specific image and retaining the sense of existence.All in all,the creation of Bacon's portraits coincided with the development of modernist painting.The problem that art faced in that era was the battle between objective representation and abstract expression.Bacon was the winner in this battle.He found among them With a balance,we want to understand contemporary art without the study of Bacon.His long and rich life is undoubtedly a true "history of art in the 20th century".