"It's a landscape I know from my childhood so it has meaning. I never thought of it as a subject until ten years ago and then realised for me at my age it was a terrific subject."

 David Hockney 

 DAVID HOCKNEY (UK, 1937-)

'ARRIVAL OF SPRING IN WOLDGATE, EAST YORKSHIRE'

PHOTOLITHOGRAPH ON PAPER

© DAVID HOCKNEY 2011 

 ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS PRINT 2012

 PRINT SIZE : 52cm X 125cm

UNFRAMED 

  CONDITION : MINT

PRINT FROM ORIGINAL 32 CANVAS PAINTING (91CM X 121CM EACH)

David Hockney, a renowned artist, created the "Woldgate Woods" series, depicting the changing seasons in East Yorkshire. These paintings capture the scenic beauty of Spring in the Woldgate area. They have been exhibited in various prestigious museums and galleries around the world, including the Tate Britain in London, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Hockney's unique perspective and vibrant colours make these artworks a captivating exploration of nature's beauty.

David Hockney is a renowned British artist known for his vibrant and bold artworks. He played a significant role in the pop art movement and is recognized for his depictions of swimming pools, landscapes, and portraits. Hockney's work incorporates elements of photography and collage, reflecting the spirit of the Swinging Sixties. He has embraced technology, including digital art techniques, and has had numerous exhibitions worldwide. Hockney's contributions to the arts have earned him international acclaim, and he is considered one of Britain's most influential contemporary artists.