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Diploma Lecture Series 2013 Revolution to Romanticism: European Art and Culture 1750-1850 Goya Michael Hill 20/21 February 2013 Lecture summary: Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828) was the quintessentially ambitious artist, competing with the greats of the past and mastering every genre of painting. He became deaf mid-way through his career, plunging him into a silent world of visual narrative. This perhaps accounts for something of the intense emotionalism of his storytelling, which culminates in the so-called ‘Black paintings’ of his last years. Slide list: 1. Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828), I am still learning, 1824-28 2. Goya, The Parasol, 1777, Prado 3. Goya, Spring, or The Flowergirls, Prado, 1787 4. * Goya, Grape Harvest,1787, Prado 5. Goya, San Bernardino of Siena Preaching before Alfonso V of Aragon, San Francesco Madrid, 1780 6. Goya, Carlos IV in Red, 1789, Prado 7. Goya, The Duchess of Alba, 1797, Hispanic Society of America 8. * Goya, Dona Isabel Cabos de Porcel, 1805, London NG 9. Goya, Family of Charles IV, 1800, Prado 10. Goya, Yard with Lunatics, oil on tin, 1794, Meadows Mus, Dallas. 11. Goya, Prison Interior, 1810-14, Prado 12. Goya, Clothed Maja,1800, Prado 13. Goya, Los Caprichos, Aquatint, 1799 14. Goya, The Sleep of Reason produces Monsters, from Los Caprichos, 1797-99, Acquatint 15. * Goya, This is Worse, from The Disasters of War, Acquatint, 1812-15 16. Goya, For Being Born Somewhere Else, from Album C (Images of the Inquisition), Sepia Wash, 1814-23 17. Goya, 2nd May 1808, 1814, Prado 18. * Goya, Third of May, 1808, Prado, 1814 19. Goya, Ferdinand VII, 1814, Prado 20. Goya, The Forge, 1812-16, The Frick Coll, New York 21. Goya, The Last Communion of San Jose De la Calasanz, 1819, San Antonio Madrid. 22. Goya, The Colossus, 1808-12 23. Goya, Colossus, burnished aquatint etching, 1814-18 24. Quinta del Sordo, House of Goya’s “Black Paintings”, oil on wall, 1818-23 25. Goya, Two Old Men Eating Soup, 1819-23, Prado 26. * Goya, Saturn Devouring His Children, Oil, 1820-23, Prado 27. Goya, Dog, 1820-23, Prado Reference: Janis Tomlinson, Goya in the Twilight of the Enlightenment, New Haven and London, 1992. Pierre Cassier and Juliet Wilson, Life and Complete Work of Francisco Goya, New York, 1971. Proudly sponsored by Goya, Grape Harvest,1787, Prado Goya, Dona Isabel Cabos de Porcel, 1805, London NG Goya, This is Worse, from The Disasters of War, Acquatint, 1812-15 Goya, Third of May, 1808, Prado, 1814 Goya, Saturn Devouring His Children, Oil, 1820-23, Prado .

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