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To the Studios Frank Auerbach. 1979–80. J.Y.M. Seated No. 1 Frank Auerbach. 1981. The Sitting Room Frank Auerbach. 1964. Study atter Titian II Frank Auerbach. 1965. Study after Titian I Frank Auerbach. 1965. The Origin of the Great Bear Frank Auerbach. 1967–8. Figure on a Bed Frank Auerbach. 1967–70. Bacchus and Ariadne Frank Auerbach ...
Frank Auerbach: To the Studio. This film offers an exclusive invitation into the secret world of Frank Auerbach. The legendary painter rarely leaves his studio: he works 365 days a year, from sun-up to sun-down in a furious race against time. There is not a minute to waste.
17 de abr. de 2009 · From Jake Auerbach Films. The first three minutes of this feature documentary.
22 de feb. de 1990 · In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Frank Auerbach painted a number of canvases entitled To the Studios, depicting a view looking downhill towards the entrance to the artist’s studio, between a red-brick Victorian house at the left and a newer building at the right, with a North London skyline at the top of the composition.
Auerbach was the subject of a television film entitled Frank Auerbach: To the Studio (2001), directed by Hannah Rothschild and produced by Jake Auerbach (Jake Auerbach Films Ltd). This was first broadcast on the arts programme Omnibus on 10 November 2001.
To the Studio: Frank Auerbach: Directed by Hannah Rothschild. With Frank Auerbach. An exclusive invitation into the secret world of Frank Auerbach. The legendary painter rarely leaves his studio: he works 365 days a year, from sun-up to sun-down in a furious race against time. There is not a minute to waste.
With two works from the series owned by Tate, London, To the Studios is unanimously considered one of the finest series in Auerbach’s oeuvre: these works herald the unmistakable 'all-at-onceness' of Auerbach’s vision across an exquisite range of captured moments.
