Henrietta Moraes 1966

"Henrietta Moraes" is a 1966 painting by Francis Bacon, depicting the socialite Henrietta Moraes, known for her involvement in London's art scene. Bacon's signature style is evident in the distorted figure and bold use of color, creating a sense of unease and discomfort. The painting's stark realism and raw depiction of the human form were characteristic of Bacon's work, making it a significant example of his artistic exploration of mortality and the human condition.