iPad Drawing No. 778, 17th April

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2010-2019
iPad drawing, 8-colour inkjet print on cotton-fiber archival paper
Edition of 250
Signed, numbered and dated by the artist
43cm x 56cm
Sold framed

Hockney describes the use of the iPad as taking his work to a "new level - simply because it’s eight times the size of an iPhone, as big as a reasonably sized sketchbook." He has since produced hundreds of images on his iPhone and iPad and according to the artist, the software is so advanced that it works smoothly with his hand and allows sufficient sensitivity in line and colour.

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David Hockney

One of Britain’s best-loved artists swapped Yorkshire for Los Angeles back in 1964, and has been painting its swimming pools, palm trees and shopping streets ever since (returning sporadically to render swathes of Yorkshire countryside and magnetic portraits in beguiling oils). The subject of regular retrospectives at London’s best galleries, Hockney has works in many of the world’s major collections thanks to the huge appeal of his paintings, iPad drawings...

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