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Plate 65 from Los Caprichos : Where is mom going? (Donde vamama?), 1799
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Plate 65 from Los Caprichos : Where is mom going? (Donde vamama?), 1799
Plate 65 from Los Caprichos :Where is mom going? (Donde va mama?), 1799
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Plate 65 from Los Caprichos - Where is mom going? (Donde va mama?), 1799
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. This black and white etching by Francisco Goya transports us back to the whimsical world of 18th-century Spain. Titled "Where is mom going?", this satirical artwork from the renowned series Los Caprichos invites us into a scene filled with mystery and imagination. In the foreground, we see a foolish-looking man dressed in country attire, his belly protruding comically. He gazes curiously at a woman who walks ahead, her dress flowing gracefully as she carries an open parasol. But what captures our attention most is not their appearance; it's the peculiar sight of a cat perched atop the woman's head! Goya masterfully combines elements of fantasy and satire in this print, challenging societal norms while tickling our sense of humor. The absurdity of seeing a feline taking precedence over human company hints at themes of foolishness and vanity. As we delve deeper into Goya's intricate etching technique, we are reminded that art has always been a powerful tool for social commentary. Through Los Caprichos, Goya fearlessly exposes human follies and superstitions prevalent during his time. Now housed within The Met museum's collection, this print serves as both an artistic masterpiece and historical artifact—a testament to Goya's enduring legacy as one of Spain's greatest painters. It reminds us to question conventions, embrace imagination, and find
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