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Witches' Sabbathby Francisco De Goya
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Sleep of Reason Produces Monstersby Francisco De Goya
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Colossus, c.1808by Francisco De Goya
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Village Bullfightby Francisco De Goya
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Dona Isabel de Porcelby Francisco De Goya
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Self Portrait in the Studioby Francisco De Goya
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St. Theresa of Avilaby Francisco De Goya
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Maja and Gallants, 1777by Francisco De Goya
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Swingby Francisco De Goya
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Charles IV and his family, 1800by Francisco De Goya
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Execution of the Defenders of Madridby Francisco De Goya
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Burial of the Sardineby Francisco De Goya
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Madhouse, 1812-15by Francisco De Goya
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Procession of Flagellants, 1815-19by Francisco De Goya
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Francisco Bayeuby Francisco De Goya
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Mariana Waldstein 9th Marquesa of Santa Cruzby Francisco De Goya
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Snowstorm, 1786-87by Francisco De Goya
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Marquesa de Villafranca Painting her Husband, 1804by Francisco De Goya
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Portrait of the Countess of Carpio Marquesa de la Solana, c.1793by Francisco De Goya
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Milkmaid of Bordeaux, c.1824by Francisco De Goya
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Witches' Sabbath (detail)by Francisco De Goya
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Letterby Francisco De Goya
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Time of the Old Women, 1820by Francisco De Goya
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Picnicby Francisco De Goya
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Puppetby Francisco De Goya
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Scene from 'El Hechizado por Fuerza'by Francisco De Goya
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Parasol, 1777by Francisco De Goya
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Pottery Vendor, 1778by Francisco De Goya
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Self Portrait, 1815by Francisco De Goya
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Duke of Osuna and his Family, 1788by Francisco De Goya
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Dona Tadea Arias de Enriquez, 1793-94by Francisco De Goya
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Grape Harvestby Francisco De Goya
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Second of May, 1808by Francisco De Goya
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Don Jose Alvarez de Toledo y Gonzagaby Francisco De Goya
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Weddingby Francisco De Goya
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Portrait of Marianito Goya, Grandson of the Artist, c.1815by Francisco De Goya
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Francisco de Goya (March 30, 1746 – April 16, 1828) was a Spanish painter and illustrator whose artistic works consist of portraits and revolutionary pieces that were mainly released in the 1700s and beginning of 1800s. At about the age of 14, he joined Jose Luzan, a local painter, as an apprentice. After some time, his love for art grew, sending him to Italy to expand his artistic knowledge through formal studies. Goya later returned to Spain in 1771 and started painting frescoes using the rococo tradition. He later worked for a tapestry factory in Madrid from 1775 until 1792 where he mainly painted cartoons. The period became a defining moment in his artistic life, allowing him to capture the daily lives of the people around him. At the same time, he experienced a bit of influence from neoclassicism, a style that was fast rooting out the Rococo style.
Goya made a name as a portrait painter and was in 1780 admitted to the Royal Academy of San Fernando. He was in 1786 named painter to the King and later selected as a court painter in 1789. Goya later fell ill and became deaf. At that point, he focused more on art making, defining a signature style almost similar to caricature. He's also known for his "The Naked Naja" painting that put him into trouble with the authorities. Goya would later capture the effects of the Napoleonic invasion and the independence of the Spanish. He captured these events in his Disasters of War series, but all of them weren’t published during his life. When the Spanish political system failed in the restoration of liberal government, he left for France in voluntary exile, working there till his death. Even after all the years, his art are still sought after and are available in galleries, collections and museums. Framed Francisco de Goya art pieces are quite famous for interior decoration.