What does Francis Bacon s painting, which was auctioned for nearly 600 million yuan, look like?

The painting is a triptych "Triptych Inspired by Aeschylus". They are all painted in distorted shapes in a room.

The triptych "Triptych Inspired by Aeschylus" by the famous British painter Francis Bacon sold at Sotheby's for $84.6 million. The auction lasted only 10 minutes.

Chinese name English name first edition time "Analect Anthology" essays 1597 "Preface to the Interpretation of Nature" de interpretatione naturae: procemiumo concerning the interpretation of nature:

Preface "On the Brave Birth of the Times" The temporis partus masculus ! the masculine

Birth of Time The Interpretation of Nature Cogitatioues de Natura Rerum I Thoughts

On the Nature of Things Cogitatioues de Scientia Humana Thoughts on Human Knowledge On the Development and Value of Scholarship De Augument is Scientiarum L of the Dignity and Advancement of Learning New Tools Novum Organum, 1620, "The Great Revival", greatest instauration, 1620, "Little Forest", Forest of Materiao

1.Marx and Engels called Bacon "the first founder of English materialism"; It is "the true progenitor of the whole experimental science", which is a scientific summary of the characteristics of Bacon's philosophy.

2.After Bacon's deathfight, Sir Henry Worden inscribed an epitaph for him: Viscount Saint-Albon, if he uses a more prestigious title, should be called "the light of science" and "the tongue of law".

3.Holler: "Bacon's book is more self-cultivation than any other book, and he is one of the geniuses sent by God to teach us how to be successful and how to make great."

He convinces people that genius is not a gift from God, but by hard work, and that labor can create all miracles. ”

4.Hegel: Bacon was really concerned with reality, not theory.

5.Dampier: With the exception of Boyle, Bacon seems to have had no or very little influence on people who actually engage in experimental science.

However, he was not without credit for raising the academic community's consideration of contemporary scientific questions, and the fact that Bacon saw as reliable was an urgent need at the time.

6.German philosopher Feuerbach: "Bacon is the direct or sensual creator of modern natural science".

The period when Francis Bacon was in the midst of his political triumph was also a period when he was actively engaged in theoretical writing.

In 1603, he wrote "Preface to the Interpretation of Nature", "On the Interpretation of Nature", "On the Brave Birth of the Times" and other articles.

In 1604, Bacon published On the Nature of Things and On the Knowledge of Man.

In 1605, Bacon published On the Progress of Scholarship, a work on knowledge as the object of study, and also the first part of the great work The Great Revival.

The painting, titled Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion, was created in 1944 and is Bacon's famous work, inspired by the three Nemesis in Orestea. Note the difference between the limbs and the Crucifixion.

The Crucifixion

This is supposed to be a triptych work.

This is only the last of the triptych, and there should be two more in front of it.