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- Francisco de Goya
- The forceful Rendón stabs a bull with the pike, from which pass he died in the ring at Madrid, Plate 28 of La Tauromaquia
- 1816
- GOYA.140
- Francisco de Goya
- After vice comes fornication (Tras el vivio viene el fornicio), Plate 4 of Los Disparates
- Etched about 1819 - 1823 (published 1864)
- GOYA.83
- Francisco de Goya
- A woman and a horse, let someone else master them (La mujer y el potro, que los dome otro), Plate 10 of Los Disparates
- Etched about 1819 - 1823 (published 1864)
- GOYA.104
- Francisco de Goya
- Where there's a will there's a way (Donde hay ganas hay mana), Plate 13 of Los Disparates
- Etched about 1819 - 1823 (published 1864)
- GOYA.107
Francisco de Goya (Spanish, 1746 - 1828)
Goya was an original and enigmatic artist, equally gifted as a painter and printmaker. His appointment in 1786 as painter to the Spanish King Charles IV followed a period in Madrid where he had moved from the north east of Spain. Goya's reputation was built on a variety of works, including religious and historical paintings, portraits and designs for the Royal Tapestry Works. A serious illness in 1793 left him permanently deaf. His etchings illustrate his vivid imagination, exploring man's folly in 'Los Caprichos' and recording man's brutality in 'The Disasters of War'. He spent his last years in Bordeaux, France.
