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The water’s lovely: art that celebrates bathing – in pictures

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The water’s lovely: art that celebrates bathing – in pictures

 A detail from The Swimming Lesson, 1965, by David Hockney. Photograph: All images courtesy of Saatchi Yates gallery

Inspired by “a very long, cold and wet winter”, the Saatchi Yates gallery has curated an exhibition celebrating the joy of bathing, bringing together masters such as Picasso and contemporary artists including Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and Peter Doig. Gallerists Phoebe Saatchi Yates and Arthur Yates say that, historically, bathers were depicted in religious and mythological scenes, but that “Cezanne changed this by showing real people in a vision of Arcadia”. Ever since, artists have approached the theme in myriad ways: “Hockney painted two male lovers embracing in a pool, Picasso, a naked woman on the beach before the invention of the bikini, and now, [Ethiopian artist] Tesfaye Urgessa paints a man with his feet in a blood bath.”

  • The Bather, 2017, by Peter Doig.

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    The Bather, 2017 by Peter Doig.
  • La Vague, 1896, by William-Adolphe Bouguereau.

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    La Vague, 1896, by William-Adolphe Bouguereau.
  • The Fisherman and the Little Fish from Fontaine’s Fables, 1739, by Jean-Baptiste Oudry.

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    The Fisherman and the Little Fish from Fontaine’s Fables, 1739 by Jean-Baptiste Oudry.
  • Untitled, 2023, by Tesfaye Urgessa.

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    Untitled, 2023, by Tesfaye Urgessa.
  • She and Her, 2017, by Eric Fischl.

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    She and Her, 2017 by Eric Fischl.
  • Bathers after Bosuns, 2023, by Danny Fox.

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    Bathers after Bosuns, 2023, by Danny Fox.
  • The Swimming Lesson, 1965, by David Hockney.

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    The Swimming Lesson, 1965 by David Hockney.
  • The Bathers, 2023, by Angela Santana.

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    The Bathers, 2023 by Angela Santana.
  • Night Swimming, 2023, by Sujin Lee.

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    Night Swimming, 2023 by Sujin Lee.
  • A Forest Landscape, with Diana discovering Callisto’s Pregnancy, and a View of the Priory of Groenendael, 1614, by Denis van Alsloot.

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    A Forest Landscape, with Diana discovering Callisto’s Pregnancy, and a View of the Priory of Groenendael, 1614, by Denis van Alsloot.
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