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Heads They Lose
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Recommendations by R.C. Baker
Francisco De Goya: "Los Desastras de Ia Guerra"
Peter Blum
99 Wooster Street
Through August 1
Heads They Lose
Decapitations. Impalements. Stabbings. Hangings. Point-blank firing squads. Francisco de Goya ( 1746-1828) was more than 60 years old and ailing when he embarked on a series of 85 small etchings depicting Spain's war against Napoleon's invading army. It was this struggle, from 1808 to 1814, that birthed the term "...
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 "The Mirror (London, England)")
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HIDDEN TREASURE.(News)
The Mirror (London, England)
; AN unknown painting by Spanish master Francisco de Goya has been discovered by workers renovating a building in Madrid.
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Around town
Evening News - Scotland
; NATIONAL Gallery of Scotland assistant Grace Murray-Cavanagh inspects some of the 40 prints by Francisco de Goya on display at the gallery until February 25.
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 "The Journal (Newcastle, England)")
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Goya's Ghost.(News)
The Journal (Newcastle, England)
; The film opens in 1792 with Spain under the yoke of the Inquisition, a medieval agency of the Catholic Church established some 500 years earlier to combat heresy. Disturbed by the prints of the artist Francisco de Goya (Stellan Skarsgard), which are circulating the country, the Inquisitor General
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Horror Show
Monterey County Weekly
; Horror Show Francisco de Goya's 18th century prints resonate with Steinbeck's times, and ours. Los Caprichos resides somewhere between the grotesque and the sublime. Originally published in 1799, this set of 80 etchings by Spanish artist Francisco de Goya is among the most influential series of
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Goya painting found
The Independent - London
; Madrid -Workers renovating a Madrid government building have stumbled upon a previously unknown painting by Francisco de Goya. Prado Museum curators confirmed the painting, which depicts souls in purgatory and religious figures, is a Goya. AP
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