Francisco Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828) ranks with Velasquez at the pinnacle of Spanish painting. Best known today for his compelling depictions of the brutality of war and the disturbing intensity of his images of witches, he was also a prolific portrait picture. It is these portraits which are the subject of this large and expansive exhibition.
Goya came to portrait painting in his 30s but quickly established a reputation which…
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Thank you, Sarah….Keep smiling 🙂 xx
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Pleasure. You too! xx
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I love Goya. And it has paintings and drawings for all moods. Antonia is beautiful. Have a good Sunday.
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And you!
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Nice post and nice to see you back Ian 😀
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