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Additional Views. Part of a set, view all set records. Francisco de Goya. Spain, 18th century. Sheet: John L. Severance Fund Location: not on view.
Public Domain You can copy, modify, and distribute this work, all without asking permission. Download, Print and Share Download. Did You Know? Much of Francisco de Goya's graphic output of drawings and prints was not made public until well after his death.
Description Among the great figures of the pictorial arts in the West, Francisco de Goya is one of the very few whose work as a graphic artist is arguably even more important than his paintings. Alongside a prodigious output of prints, he created eight sketchbooks of drawings over the course of 30 years. This double-sided sheet comes from the so-called Album B, or Madrid Album, which, like all of them, was scattered throughout the world in public and private collections after his death.
