Looking At The Flowers poster by David Hockney
This completely stunning poster features David Hockney's photographic drawing 25th June 2022, Looking at the Flowers (Framed). Â We have produced it to celebrate our exhibition 20 Flowers For 2025 And Some Bigger Pictures which is on view throughout 2026.
Not one but two Mr Hockneys appear in this artwork, sitting surveying the 20 Flowers, both with backs to the camera, white-capped and blue-suited, one smoking, the other not. Of this image, Mr Hockney says:
“This is photographic but is in no way an ordinary photograph. I had been doing what I called photographic drawings giving a much more 3D effect. Ironically the only things not photographed in this picture are the flowers themselves.
The objects on the floor are all photographed in 3D, one walks round the object and then the computer makes an image that can be turned any way you want, this is why I called them photographic drawings. You can place them anywhere in the picture, so I think it’s a new kind of photography that avoids perspective. I am continuing with this research.”
Approximate dimensions: 70cm x 40cm
Printed in Bradford, West Yorkshire on Fedrigoni Symbol Tatami Satin 250gsm. Symbol Tatami is made with environmentally-friendly ECF (Elemental Chlorine Free) pure cellulose. FSC® certified; heavy metal absence, acid free.Â
Produced by Salts Mill, for Salts Mill. Please hang away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
David Hockney, 25th June 2022, Looking at the Flowers (Framed) photographic drawing printed on five sheets of paper. © David Hockney
This completely stunning poster features David Hockney's photographic drawing 25th June 2022, Looking at the Flowers (Framed). Â We have produced it to celebrate our exhibition 20 Flowers For 2025 And Some Bigger Pictures which is on view throughout 2026.
Not one but two Mr Hockneys appear in this artwork, sitting surveying the 20 Flowers, both with backs to the camera, white-capped and blue-suited, one smoking, the other not. Of this image, Mr Hockney says:
“This is photographic but is in no way an ordinary photograph. I had been doing what I called photographic drawings giving a much more 3D effect. Ironically the only things not photographed in this picture are the flowers themselves.
The objects on the floor are all photographed in 3D, one walks round the object and then the computer makes an image that can be turned any way you want, this is why I called them photographic drawings. You can place them anywhere in the picture, so I think it’s a new kind of photography that avoids perspective. I am continuing with this research.”
Approximate dimensions: 70cm x 40cm
Printed in Bradford, West Yorkshire on Fedrigoni Symbol Tatami Satin 250gsm. Symbol Tatami is made with environmentally-friendly ECF (Elemental Chlorine Free) pure cellulose. FSC® certified; heavy metal absence, acid free.Â
Produced by Salts Mill, for Salts Mill. Please hang away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
David Hockney, 25th June 2022, Looking at the Flowers (Framed) photographic drawing printed on five sheets of paper. © David Hockney
Description
This completely stunning poster features David Hockney's photographic drawing 25th June 2022, Looking at the Flowers (Framed). Â We have produced it to celebrate our exhibition 20 Flowers For 2025 And Some Bigger Pictures which is on view throughout 2026.
Not one but two Mr Hockneys appear in this artwork, sitting surveying the 20 Flowers, both with backs to the camera, white-capped and blue-suited, one smoking, the other not. Of this image, Mr Hockney says:
“This is photographic but is in no way an ordinary photograph. I had been doing what I called photographic drawings giving a much more 3D effect. Ironically the only things not photographed in this picture are the flowers themselves.
The objects on the floor are all photographed in 3D, one walks round the object and then the computer makes an image that can be turned any way you want, this is why I called them photographic drawings. You can place them anywhere in the picture, so I think it’s a new kind of photography that avoids perspective. I am continuing with this research.”
Approximate dimensions: 70cm x 40cm
Printed in Bradford, West Yorkshire on Fedrigoni Symbol Tatami Satin 250gsm. Symbol Tatami is made with environmentally-friendly ECF (Elemental Chlorine Free) pure cellulose. FSC® certified; heavy metal absence, acid free.Â
Produced by Salts Mill, for Salts Mill. Please hang away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
David Hockney, 25th June 2022, Looking at the Flowers (Framed) photographic drawing printed on five sheets of paper. © David Hockney
