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Francisco Goya (1746–1828)

Autore di The World of Goya, 1746-1828

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Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes was the great Spanish painter and graphic artist whose fame rests not only on his superb painterly abilities, but also on the darkness and drama of the subject matter he recorded. Rembrandt's powerful influence is easily observed. Born in Saragossa, he settled in mostra altro Madrid in 1774. His early paintings are lively, cheerful, and almost rococo in feeling (e.g., his tapestry cartoons in the Prado). In 1789 Goya was appointed official court painter---a position once held by Diego Velazquez, whom he admired and emulated. In 1794 Goya became deaf, and his mood changed profoundly. He began to draw and etch. The Caprichos (1796--98), aquatinted etchings which date from that period, present satirical, grotesque, and nightmarish scenes. His famous, unsparingly realistic, Family of King Charles IV (critics still wonder how he got away with it) was painted in 1800. When Spain was taken over by Napoleon in 1808, a terrible civil war ensued. Goya, torn between his Francophile liberalism and his Spanish patriotism, more than all else hated the cruelties of war. The 65 etchings that comprise Los Desastres de la Guerra are among the most moving antiwar documents in all art. Fourteen large mysterious murals, the so-called Black Paintings, were painted toward the end of Goya's life. He spent his last years in Bordeaux, in voluntary exile from the Spanish Bourbon regime. (Bowker Author Biography) mostra meno
Fonte dell'immagine: Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (1746–1828) Self portrait, etching (Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division)

Opere di Francisco Goya

I disastri della guerra (1863) — Artist — 262 copie
Los Caprichos (1799) 242 copie
Goya (1954) 45 copie
Goya (2003) 45 copie
Goya (1955) 37 copie
Goya (1980) 35 copie
Goya (Perfect Squares) (1966) 19 copie
Goya: 67 drawings (1974) 15 copie
Goya al Prado (1981) 14 copie
Goya (1961) 12 copie
Goya (Mega Square) (2005) 8 copie
Goya: A Life in Letters (2004) 8 copie
Francisco Goya (1978) 7 copie
Goya, drawings (1980) 7 copie
Pinselzeichnungen (1953) 6 copie
Goya & Italy (2008) 5 copie
Cartas a Martín Zapater (2003) 4 copie
Goya 1: (1746-1798) (1982) 2 copie
Goya 2: (1798-1828) (1982) 2 copie
Goya dessins (1975) 2 copie
Goya 1 (1979) 2 copie
Goya, 1746-1828 (1989) 2 copie
De grafiek van Goya (1970) 2 copie
Die Zeichnungen (1982) 1 copia
Goya desde Goya (1993) 1 copia
Goya (1972) 1 copia
Goya: le stampe (1984) 1 copia
Francisco José Goya (1962) 1 copia
Tauromaquia (2006) 1 copia
Goya 1 copia
Grafiki 1 copia
Woman in Gray 1 copia
Diplomatario (1981) 1 copia
[No title] 1 copia
Goya (1955) — Illustratore — 1 copia
Dr. Peral 1 copia

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Immagini riguardanti i disastri della guerra causati dall'invasione della Spagna da parte delle truppe napoleoniche, riproposti tramite i dipinti del famoso pittore.
 
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