Francis goya

Francisco Goya paintings, plastic arts, visual arts, art, romanticism

There are two ways, perhaps, of looking at Goya. In the first version, he was almost innocent, a serious and ambitious artist interested in mortality and beauty, but also playful and mischievous, until politics and history darkened his imagination. In the second version, it is as though a war was going on within Goya’s psyche from the very start.

Tio Paquete by Francisco de Goya - 2 images - Art Renewal Center

Francisco Goya

The Bewitched Man aka The Devil's Lamp, Francisco de Goya, ca. 1798

Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes) | Plate 5 from the 'Disparates': Flying Folly | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Forge, La fragua by Francisco Goya, 1814

Francisco de Goya

Correccion is an original artwork realized by Francisco Goya and published for the first time in 1799. Etching on wove paper. This artwork belongs to the Third Edition published in 1868 by the Calcografia National for the Real Academia. The full edition includes 80 satirical plates numbered on the upper margin from 1 to 80 and titled in Spanish on the lower margin. Etching number 47. Titled on the lower central margin "Obsequio a el Maestro" (A Gift for the Master). The plate is in excellent…

Goya Old Couple Detail oil on plaster

Antonio Balestra (1666-1740) "Juno Put the Eyes of Argus on the Peacock Tail"

Plate 53: What a golden beak!

Francisco Goya, Monk talkng to an old woman

Evolving community guidelines. Are we going forwards or backwards?🤔

Towards the end of his life, Francisco Goya began painting terrifying scenes directly onto the walls of his house.