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A film of seventy-nine shots in four sections showing David Hockney, his furniture, his work, his face, his tea table and one friend.

Spanish artist and writer Antonio Saura (1930-1998) was a guest of A FONDO in June 1976. The founder of the group "El Paso" describes his initial trajectory, his long seasons in France, his friendship with Picasso and Miró, the evolution towards expressionism and abstraction, the treatment of color, the moral attitude, and his attitude to the success he obtained: "I do not worry at all ... The important thing is to live."

"Includes over 200 colors plates, windows, paintings, lamps, vases, and other works"--Cover.

Exploration into the life of Dora Carrington. Dora Carrington is often mainly regarded as a personality of the Bloomsbury Group due to her relationship with the writer Lytton Strachey. She was, however a talented painter whose career was curtailed by her suicide in 1932. During the making of this programme much of her previously unknown work was discovered, including a major mural.

Interview with Burra is intercut with shots of his paintings. Includes comments of his friends and glimpses of his way of life.

Art can be colorful, life-like and life-sized. We meet three artists who cover that spectrum on and off the canvas.