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Lovers, housewives, deserts and dogs: David Hockney’s greatest works – in pictures

The Guardian Culture Sunday 14 June 2026, 12:00 UTC By Guardian Staff 1 min read
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From his taut, sun-kissed portraits of LA to his vast psychedelic Yorkshire landscapes to his 70m iPad Normandy epic – here’s our pick of the artist’s best works Continue reading...

From his taut, sun-kissed portraits of LA to his vast psychedelic Yorkshire landscapes to his 70m iPad Normandy epic – here’s our pick of the artist’s best works

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David Hockney (PERSON) LA (LOCATION) Yorkshire (LOCATION) iPad Normandy (ORG)
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