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No hay que dar voces (It's no use crying out), 1863 (etching, aquatint, burnishing & burin)
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No hay que dar voces (It's no use crying out), 1863 (etching, aquatint, burnishing & burin)
3745585 No hay que dar voces (It's no use crying out), 1863 (etching, aquatint, burnishing & burin) by Goya y Lucientes, Francisco Jose de (1746-1828); 25x34 cm; Manchester Art Gallery, UK; (add.info.: A street scene with beggars lying in the street. A figure stands at the centre dressed in ragged clothing. To the left a
man leans against a building support and holds out his hat. In the background are the silhouettes of cloaked figures
wearing tricorn hats.); © Manchester Art Gallery
Media ID 32119376
© Manchester Art Gallery / Bridgeman Images
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No hay que dar voces (It's no use crying out), 1863
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is a captivating etching that showcases the artistic brilliance of Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes. This thought-provoking print, housed in the Manchester Art Gallery, transports viewers to a street scene filled with despair and destitution. In this evocative composition, beggars lie scattered across the ground while a figure dressed in tattered clothing stands at the center. To the left, a man leans against a building support, extending his hat for alms. The backdrop reveals silhouettes of cloaked figures wearing tricorn hats, adding an air of mystery to the scene. Goya masterfully captures not only the physical hardships faced by these individuals but also their emotional turmoil. Through intricate details and skilled techniques like aquatint and burnishing & burin, he creates an atmosphere that is both surreal and macabre. This print serves as a poignant commentary on poverty and homelessness during Goya's time. It exposes society's indifference towards those less fortunate and highlights their desperate cries going unheard. With its romanticist undertones and sinister undertones, "No hay que dar voces" invites viewers to reflect upon themes of helplessness, dispossession, and societal neglect. As we gaze upon this powerful artwork by one of Spain's most celebrated artists, we are reminded of our collective responsibility to address issues of poverty with compassion and empathy.
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