""Hockney's identity and his relationships are really integral to his work, and that's something he explores with some of his earliest works in the show," Ms Keaney says.
"The Rake's Progress, a group of prints where he humorously reprises Hogarth's parable [sic], but it's about Hockney's first trip to New York as an art school student, and that's a group of work in which he shows and depicts his identity as a gay man.
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First seen: 2026-09-05 ·
Last seen: 2026-09-05 ·
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