David Hockney hand-picks his greatest hits at Paris’s Fondation Vuitton

In "David Hockney 25", the prolific 87-year-old English painter himself chose and staged 400 of his works. The Californian evocations of the Dantan give way to iterative Norman or English bucolic landscapes.

Biggest David Hockney exhibition ever opens in Paris with around 400 works

The Louis Vuitton Foundation show is a stunning tribute to one of the world’s bestselling living artists, and includes iPad creations.

David Hockney writ large

By 1962, the year David Hockney graduated from the Royal College of Art, he had already appeared in ten group exhibitions, acquired a dealer – the sassy John Kasmin – and had enough lustre to his name to be photographed by Antony Armstrong-Jones for the new Sunday Times colour magazine. So for more than six decades, Hockney has never known anonymity and never had to worry about showing his work. The painter is now 87 and nothing has changed. Sin…

The Parisian establishment devotes a great retrospective to the 87-year-old British painter.

Brigitte Macron Returns to Her Nautical-inspired Wardrobe for David Hockney Exhibition at the Louis Vuitton Foundation

Brigitte Macron returned to her nautical style sensibility for an event in Paris on Monday. France’s first lady attended the “Do You Remember They Can’t Cancel the Spring — David Hockney 25” exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton. Macron opted for a dark navy midi dress with a slight slit on the skirt and a small anchor embellishment. Her dress featured long sleeves, sharp shoulders and a flowing skirt with a midi hemline. Helene Arnault, Be…

It includes over 400 works of art and will last until August.