David HockneyBritish, 1937–2026Untitled David Hockney Ink Drawing
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No, stolen and being sought
Where is “Untitled David Hockney Ink Drawing” now? No, stolen and being sought. Checked September 29, 2026.
Listed in the FBI's National Stolen Art File under no. 00970.
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- In this state since
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- A register of stolen art
About the work
Two-sided ink on paper with drawing of easel on one side and abstract scribble of note with phone number & inscription on the back.
Details
In the catalog
Sources
- The FBI's National Stolen Art File
- Image: FBI National Stolen Art File
In the life of David Hockney
The whole life1987–1994
Operas in Los Angeles, Chicago, London and Mexico City
Hockney designs Wagner’s “Tristan und Isolde” for the Los Angeles Music Center Opera (1987), Puccini’s “Turandot” for the Lyric Opera of Chicago (1991) and Richard Strauss’s “Die Frau ohne Schatten” for the Royal Opera House in London (1992). In 1994 he designs costumes and scenery for twelve opera arias for the TV broadcast of Plácido Domingo’s Operalia in Mexico City.
1988
A LACMA retrospective, travelling to the Met and Tate
In 1988 LACMA hosts a Hockney retrospective, which then travels to the Met in New York and Tate in London.
1989 · Award
Praemium Imperiale
1990
He declines a knighthood
In 1990 Hockney is offered a knighthood and declines it.
