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Thanks to the Millet

Thanks to the Millet

Thanks to the Millet

Medium: Etching and aquatint
Genre: Print
Museum: Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA, US

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Love and Death, Plate 10

Love and Death, Plate 10

Francisco Goya, 1799

The Big Rock

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Charles V spearing a bull in the ring at Valladolid, plate ten from The Art of Bullfighting

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Francisco Goya, 1814

The Drunkards

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Francisco Goya, 1778

Pretty Teachings, plate 15 from Los Caprichos

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Francisco Goya, 1797

Baltasar Carlos

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Francisco Goya, 1778

Du slipper ikke fri fra os

Du slipper ikke fri fra os

Francisco Goya, 1797

Poor Little Ones!

Poor Little Ones!

Francisco Goya

It is Amazing - and We Were Made by God: Furious Folly

It is Amazing - and We Were Made by God: Furious Folly

Francisco Goya, 1864

Her er de plukket for alle fjer

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Francisco Goya, 1797

The Claws of a Cat and the Dress of a Devotee - Similar to Vice is Often Clothed in Virtue's Habit: General Folly

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Francisco Goya, 1864

A Spanish Mounted Knight Breaking Short Spears with the Help of Assistants

A Spanish Mounted Knight Breaking Short Spears with the Help of Assistants

Francisco Goya, 1816