Dr. Macleod doubles as a dentist. The paintings reflect his craftsman’s pre-occupation with technique. At this time, Macleod’s works lack a certain surety and consistency which should materialize as he paints more.
—James Monte
Francis Bacon, “Study for Portrait II,” 1956. Courtesy, Marlborough Gallery.
December 1962/January 1963
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