Francis Bacon - lithographic print from 1966

The November 1966 edition of Derrière le Miroir is a landmark artist monograph published in Paris by Maeght Editeur to accompany Francis Bacon's major solo exhibition of 17 paintings at Galerie Maeght. Created during the height of Bacon's career, the folio serves as both an exhibition catalog and a collectible art object featuring original lithographs and foundational critical texts.

The publication contains five single-sheet color lithographs created after Bacon’s paintings. Notable images include a striking study derived from Portrait of George Dyer Talking, showing Dyer seated on a revolving office stool beneath a hanging lightbulb.

Framed with a antique frame in light pink and gold, placed on a green - colored background

H 48 x W 41 cm.