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Plate 16 from Los Caprichos : For heavens sake: and it was her mother (Dios la Perdone
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Plate 16 from Los Caprichos : For heavens sake: and it was her mother (Dios la Perdone
Plate 16 from Los Caprichos :For heavens sake: and it was her mother (Dios la Perdone: Y era su madre), 1799
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Plate 16 from Los Caprichos: For heavens sake: and it was her mother (Dios la Perdone) captures the satirical genius of Francisco Goya in this black and white etching. Created in 1799, during the late 18th century, Goya's artwork offers a thought-provoking commentary on society. In this image, we see an old woman dressed in traditional Spanish attire, holding a fan and prayer beads. Her foolish expression suggests her naivety or perhaps even silliness. The artist skillfully portrays the concept of poverty through her beggar-like appearance. Goya's use of intricate details highlights his mastery as an etcher. Every line is meticulously crafted to convey not only the physical features but also the emotions of his subjects. The full-length composition allows us to immerse ourselves in the scene, feeling connected to both the character and their surroundings. The Metropolitan Museum of Art houses this remarkable piece as part of its collection, showcasing Goya's enduring legacy as one of Spain's most celebrated artists. Plate 16 from Los Caprichos serves as a reminder that art can be a powerful tool for social critique and reflection on human nature. As we gaze upon this print by Francisco Goya, we are invited to ponder our own roles within society and question societal norms that may perpetuate poverty or foolishness.
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