'David Hockney'

Created alongside David Hockney and his studio — in association with the Fondation Louis Vuitton — this unmissable monograph chronicles eight decades of an artist’s ceaseless curiosity. Reflecting Hockney’s key themes, the edition features work from the Bradford and London years to the California era, through to his time in Normandy. Thematically-arranged chapters, from still lifes to portraits, landscapes to operatic designs, close with a chapter exploring his most recent engagement with digital art. Accompanied by archival photography, and words by curatorial experts, art historians and critics, including Sir Norman Rosenthal and Sir Simon Schama, this exceptional title is presented in large-scale landscape with gatefolds, for enhanced viewing. Authored by Norman Rosenthal, 'David Hockney' published by Thames & Hudson is the most important book to date on the career of a legend.