To See Clearly: A Portrait of David Hockney Illustrations by Alexandra KilburnDiscover the story of one of the world's most beloved artists in this beautifully illustrated picture book biography of David Hockney. From an early age, David Hockney saw the world differently. He loved to look closely at ordinary thingsa splash of water, a winding road, a friend's faceand find new ways to capture them through art. His curiosity, creativity, and willingness to experiment helped him become one of the most influential artists of the
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