“When I die, my paintings won’t be worth anything, I’ll be forgotten,” Francis Bacon once told a friend. How wrong the artist, who died in 1992, was. One of his canvases was sold last night for £26.34 million, breaking the record for any postwar and contemporary work of art sold in Europe.
Read the full story by Dalya Alberge, Arts Correspondent for the Times Online
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