The Beverly Hills Housewife by James Cahill review – a trip inside Hockney’s world David Hockney's paintings of Los Angeles have long been synonymous with the sun kissed glamour of 1960s California.
But behind the scenes, there was a more complicated reality at play – one that involved not just the artist himself but also his subjects, including the enigmatic Betty Freeman.
Freeman, an art patron and muse to Hockney and others, sits at the center of James Cahill's review of "The Beverly Hills Housewife.