The largest never-before-seen exhibition of David Hockney works, titled 'Living in Colour,' has opened in London, showcasing over 150 graphics from his six-decade career.
Hockney's works, including his iconic pool paintings, reflect a sense of freedom he felt during his time in Los Angeles throughout the 1960s and 1970s.
Several Cubist pieces highlight Hockney's vibrant use of color, evoking comparisons to Picasso, culminating in a piece imagining a confrontation with the Spanish painter.
The exhibition celebrates Hockney's innovative use of technology across his career, including his early adoption of photocopiers and his recent iPad sketches.
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