David Hockney working on the set design for "The Rake's Progress" at England’s Glyndebourne Opera Festival Paris 1975.

In his Paris studio in 1975, artist David Hockney is captured in a moment of intense concentration. Wearing his glasses, a patterned sweater, and a striped turtleneck, he leans over a drawing board, meticulously creating the set design for the Glyndebourne Opera Festival's production of "The Rake's Progress." Illuminated by a combination of strong sunlight and an adjustable desk lamp, his focused posture is evident as he draws. The creative space is filled with sketches and supplies, suggesting a well-used and active studio dedicated to his work.

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Set design for "The Rake's Progress" at England’s Glyndebourne Opera Festival 1975

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