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Francisco de Goya y LucientesI didn't know Picasso but he knew me

The Witches Sabbath, 1798

Francisco de Goya y Lucientes was a Spanish artist born on March 30, 1746. de Goya y Lucientes contributed to the Romantic movement and died on April 16, 1828. Get notified when Francisco de Goya y Lucientes's biography is complete:

The Parasol

1777

Christ on the Cross

1780

Fighting Cats

1786-1788

Yard with Lunatics

1794

The Witches Flight

1797

The Witches Sabbath

1797-1798

God Forgive Her, It Was Her Mother

1799

The Sleep Of Reason Produces Monsters

1799

The Clothed Maja

1800

The Nude Maja

1800

Charles IV of Spain and His Family

1800-1801

Crowd in a Park

1812

Executions on the Third of May

1814

The Burial of the Sardine

1812-1814

Narcisa Baranana de Goicoechea

1815

Self Portrait

1815

Self-Portrait with Dr. Arrieta

1820

Saturn Devouring one of his Children

1823

Francisco de Goya y Lucientes

I didn't know Picasso but he knew me

1746-1828

Joseph Mallord William Turner

Every age has its Star Boy — might as well be J.M.W. Turner

1775-1851

Gustave Doré

Father of Horror, Father of Fantasy

1832-1883
17011900
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