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David Hockney

BBC Radio 3
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"I must admit I want my solitude. It's why in the end I went back to California. More to get away than to go to the other place really. I think I should be more disagreeable. If I wasa bit more disagreeable with people, I think I'd be better off as an artist."
Painter David Hockney talks with Edward Lucie-Smith about new experiences and new work. (Repeat)
(1 June, Henry Moore)

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Subject:
David Hockney
Interviewer:
Edward Lucie-Smith
Producer:
Judith Bumpus
Source: Radio Times

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