David Hockney - Cecilia In Black Dress With White Flowers print

 DAVID HOCKNEY (UK, 1937-)

'CECILIA IN BLACK DRESS WITH WHITE FLOWERS'

PHOTOLITHOGRAPH ON PAPER

© DAVID HOCKNEY 1972 

 PETERSBURG PRESS 

 PRINT SIZE : 45,5cm X 38,5cm

FRAMED SIZE : 78,5cm x 71,5cm

  CONDITION : EXCELLENT

AGE RELATED WEAR TO FRAME

David Hockney's painting titled "Cecilia in Black Dress with White Flowers" is a remarkable portrayal of his connection with Celia Birtwell, a prominent textile designer. The artwork showcases Cecilia, elegantly dressed in a black gown adorned with white flowers. This painting has been exhibited at various galleries, allowing viewers to appreciate the deep bond between Hockney and Celia. Hockney first met Celia Birtwell in Los Angeles in 1964, and their connection grew stronger over time. Celia became a muse and a close friend to Hockney. He was captivated by her distinctive style and presence, leading him to create this intimate portrait. The painting symbolizes the artist's appreciation for Celia's beauty and artistic sensibility, capturing a moment of admiration frozen in time.