One of the most famous figures in the contemporary art world, here is a look at the most expensive David Hockney paintings ...

Published in 1980, this color lithograph explores the interplay of color, light and spatial dimensions in a pool, one of David Hockney's signature motifs. Moving to Los Angeles inspired the ...

The show, titled “David Hockney 25 ... of An Artist (Pool with Two Figures), 1972. Throughout the exhibition, the walls of the Foundation are painted royal blue, red, and grey.

Moving to California inspired him to produce the simplified archaic forms in the bright California palette for which he is now best known. There was no better place than the California swimming pools ...

When English painter David Hockney first flew into Los Angeles in the early 1960s, he was struck by the aerial view of bright blue swimming pools scattered across the city. “In England ...

The foundation’s exhibition, “David Hockney ... palette, but here the figure has disappeared, and we see only its wake. A giant spray of water rises from the otherwise placid surface of a blue ...

So all was made right in the world when in 1988, Hockney transformed the pool of Hollywood’s iconic Roosevelt Hotel into his canvas, painting a mural of curlicue blue dashes across its floor.

David Hockney's "Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)" was auctioned Thursday at Christie's Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale in New York City for a record $90 million ...

CB2 and Le Creuset capture the calm of Hockney's signature palette with pieces done in ombré teal. Leafy motifs and other tropical tropes will lend a lush air to your living room. Feel free to ...

Simply sign up to the House & Home myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. In 1988, the artist David Hockney painted the bottom of the empty pool at the Hollywood Roosevelt hotel with a ...