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Francisco Goya was a prominent
artist of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Goya served as a
painter, where he painted portraits of the royal family.
The
War was a conflict where Spain fought against Napoleon's France.
"The Third of May 1808" is one of Goya's paintings that depicts the brutality of the
War.
In "Los Caprichos," Goya used
to critique the follies and vices of society.
Goya's work that presents a gruesome account of the atrocities of war is called "The
of War."
Goya's later works, known as the "Black Paintings," delve into themes of
and the supernatural.
Goya is seen as a bridge between traditional and modern art, influencing movements like
and Expressionism.
Goya's etchings critique not only societal follies but also the corruption within the
and monarchy.
The "Black Paintings" reflect Goya's pessimistic view of humanity and his struggles with his own
.