In the 1950s, his style changed to exclusively paint portraits and nudes. The process of painting for models was intense: one nude painting took 16 months to complete and Freud demanded her turn up almost every day to pose. His work was nominated for the in 1989, and he was a member of the . Most controversially, he painted a portrait of  which was described by newspaper as a "travesty", and prompted Robin Simon, the editor of the to say that "It makes her look like one of the royal corgis who has suffered a stroke". He also famously painted the glamour model nude, and was once named one of Britain's best dressed men in the magazine . Freud has at least thirteen children from a series of marriages and affairs: after an affair wth the member , Freud married her niece Kitty in 1948 and had two children (Annie and Annabel) before ending the marriage four years later. He had an affair with Lady which turned into a marriage in 1953, although that was dissolved in 1957. He also had two children with Bernadine Coverly (, the fashion designer, and the writer ), five children with Suzy Boyt, and four children with Katherine Margaret McAdam (, an artist, Lucy Freud, David Freud and , also an artist). 
In the 1950s, his style changed to exclusively paint portraits and nudes. The process of painting for models was intense: one nude painting took 16 months to complete and Freud demanded her turn up almost every day to pose. His work was nominated for the in 1989, and he was a member of the . Most controversially, he painted a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II which was described by newspaper as a "travesty", and prompted Robin Simon, the editor of the to say that "It makes her look like one of the royal corgis who has suffered a stroke". He also famously painted the glamour model nude, and was once named one of Britain's best dressed men in the magazine . Freud has at least thirteen children from a series of marriages and affairs: after an affair wth the member , Freud married her niece Kitty in 1948 and had two children (Annie and Annabel) before ending the marriage four years later. He had an affair with Lady which turned into a marriage in 1953, although that was dissolved in 1957. He also had two children with Bernadine Coverly (, the fashion designer, and the writer ), five children with Suzy Boyt, and four children with Katherine Margaret McAdam (, an artist, Lucy Freud, David Freud and , also an artist). Sister links
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