I've always liked Allen Jones's workbut only knew about his furniture and his connection to "A Clockwork Orange".He was a lot more versatile artist, sculptor, painter and printmaker,than I had previously thought.But that being said, I am gonna focus mostly on hisfurniture for this first post,because that's what I like the best!Allen Jones"Chair"1969Allen Jones"Table"1969Allen Jones"Hatstand"1969FranklinCartoon featuring Allen Jones's work for"The Daily Mirror"1970Allen JonesImage (detail) from a silkscreen portfolio of 30 images called"Ways and Means"1977Allen Jones "Sungoddess"1987Allen Jones "Refrigerator"2002Allen Jones "Girl on Table 4"(detail)1986-87Allen Jones "Pop in Effigy"Allen and Janet Brown's home.VogueJanuary 1970That's Allen's wife Janet kneeling in the Eames 670.Allen JonesIn his studioLondon1961Allen Jones "Bathers"2000Allen Jones "Third Man"1965Allen Jones This is Allen's studio in Oxfordshire designed byCZWG Architects2003Allen JonesUnrealized costume design for Stanley Kubrick's"A Clockwork Orange"1971Allen JonesCostume design from"Projects"1971Allen Jonesfront cover for"Figures"1969 Allen Jonesfront cover for"Projects"1971Allen JonesImage from the Pirelli CalendarJones designedMay 1973Allen JonesImages from a silkscreen portfolio of 14 images called"Life Class"1968Allen JonesSource material for"Ways and Means"1977Allen JonesSource material from his archivesAllen Jones and David HockneyParis1963Photographic homage to Allen Jonesby Roberto Rocchi for "Playmen" magazineApril, 1975Allen Jones "Maid to Order lll"1971-73Allen JonesDetail of "Hatstand"1969Allen Jones"Temple"1997-98All images from the refreshingly fun book above"Allen Jones: Work"by Andrew LambirthPublished in conduction with an exhibition atThe Royal Academy of ArtLondon2005