In the years after world war ii, francis bacon's paintings evoked the horrors of war and human suffering through

The answer is ''expressive images of distorted figures''

Franics Bacon was an Irish-British artist famous for his emotionally charged, expressive and often grotesque paintings which made a lasting impression in the world of art.

Though he was deemed ''too weak'' for active duty during World War II, he was involved in defense lines and did experience the war up close.

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