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A rare, complete set of Francisco de Goya's bullfighting etchings, titled La Tauromaquia, has been discovered by chance at the Château de Montigny, in Eure-et-Loir, Northern France.. On April 4.
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Before Dalí: Goya. La Tauromaquia (1816) is a suite of prints depicting the evolution and history of bullfighting on the Iberian Peninsula. Goya created La Tauromaquia between 1815 and 1816, at the age of 69. Los Caprichos, a series he had created previously, served as visual criticism on subjects concerning war, superstition, and contemporary.
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Details. FRANCISCO DE GOYA Y LUCIENTES (1746-1828) La Tauromaquia. the set of 33 etchings with burnished aquatint, drypoint and engraving, 1816, on laid paper, ten with watermarks MORATO, No 1o and No, the others without watermarks, very good impressions from the First Edition, published by the artist, Madrid, 1816, all but one plates with the.
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La Tauromaquia, a set of 33 prints etched by Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes in 1815 and 1816, illustrates the art of bullfighting from its medieval origins through to the artist's day. In the final plates in the series, Goya illustrated the awe-inspiring feats of his contemporaries, recording or imagining actual events in the bullring and paying homage to the most celebrated toreros of.
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This print shows the heart-stopping antics of Martincho (Antonio Ebassun), a bullfighter active in the second half of the eighteenth century. Goya devoted four Tauromaquia plates and one unpublished print to this otherwise obscure matador.
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27 works online. Pablo Picasso. Landscape with Bull and Fleeing Deer from the. illustrated book La Tauromaquia: Arte de torear. 1957-1959. Pablo Picasso. Oxen Retiring the Docile Bull, plate. 9 (facing page 41) from La Tauromaquia. 1957-1959.
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La Tauromaquia, or Bullfighting in English, is the title of a series of 33 etchings by Francisco de Goya which remain amongst his most important in this medium. The artist was in his late 60s at the time of working on this and was specialising in etching techniques during this period. Caprichos and The Disasters of War were other important.
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Νο.18: The Daring of Martincho in the Ring at Zaragoza, etching and aquatint 24,5 × 35,5 cm.In this work from La Tauromaquia a famous bullfighter is depicted sitting on a chair and with feet shackled together while facing the attacking bull. Here, Goya ignores - partly - the laws of perspective, depicting the viewers in a rather unusual way in order to give more dynamism to the work.
