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Art world pays tribute to 'endlessly inventive and unique' David Hockney

BBC News UK 12 June 2026, 10:57 UTC 12 Jun 2026

Art world pays tribute to 'endlessly inventive and unique' David Hockney — BBC News

Tate Britain's director says the "loss to the art world is immense" following Hockney's death aged 88.

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