Showing 8 artworks with Francisco José De Goya Y Lucientes and with 1820 and with Portrait
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Francisco José De Goya Y Lucientes
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Admire Francisco Goya’s ‘Tubercio Pérez Cuervo,’ a neoclassical portrait brimming with drama & detail. Explore this 1820 oil on canvas masterpiece – a captivating study of form and shadow.
Francisco de Goya’s "Old Swinging" – a haunting monochromatic etching of an isolated man. Explore its realism, dramatic intensity & symbolic depth.
Witness Goya’s poignant 'Goya Attended by Doctor Arrieta.' A dramatic oil painting capturing suffering & compassion. Explore this Romantic masterpiece's influence on modern art.
Experience Francisco Goya’s "The Forge," a haunting 1820 oil painting depicting a gruesome family ritual. Explore its dark Romantic style, impasto textures & symbolic horror.
Francisco Goya’s haunting ‘The Forge,’ painted in 1820, captures the chilling tension between dominance and vulnerability through masterful black and white etching. Witness Goya's expressive style—a precursor to Expressionism—and explore a timeless depiction of human struggle within Spain’s Romantic era.