#ArtnetNews: David Hockney, whose vivid paintings and warm irreverence made him one of the most celebrated artists of his era, died on Thursday in London. He was 88.
His publicist, Erica Bolton, confirmed the news. Indefatigable throughout his life, he worked until the end.
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