Book Review: James Cahill's 'The Beverly Hills Housewife' Explores Hockney's Muse and 1960s LA

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14 August 2026 at 1:06 pm

Book Review: James Cahill's 'The Beverly Hills Housewife' Explores Hockney's Muse and 1960s LA

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James Cahill's book, "The Beverly Hills Housewife," explores the world of art, eccentricity, and Los Angeles through the lens of muse Betty Freeman. The book delves into David Hockney's interactions with Freeman, including his iconic painting "Beverly Hills Housewife" (1966/7), which captures mid-century American prosperity.

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