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Etching of a kneeling robed figure attacked by a soldier with a sword, with two armed men watching in shadow behind.

This is Bad, plate 46 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a kneeling man before a balustrade as helmeted soldiers and a figure with a cross loom above him.

This is How it Happened, plate 47 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a grieving woman beside sprawled bodies on the ground, with a standing man and a dark wall behind them.

Cruel tale of woe!, plate 48 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a woman tending a reclining man beside a stone wall while two figures stand at right, from Goya's Disasters of War

A Woman's Charity, plate 49 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of men struggling with a woman while a small child covers her face at right, from Goya's Disasters of War.

Unhappy Mother!, plate 50 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of figures gathered in a dim room, some hooded, one man in a hat, others sprawled in the foreground.

Thanks to the Millet, plate 51 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of three women gathered around a kneeling figure beside a stone wall, with a prone body at the right.

They Do Not Arrive in Time, plate 52 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Goya etching of a man dying as two figures bend over him and a woman with a basket stands nearby.

There Was Nothing to be Done and He Died, plate 53 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of sprawled figures on stone steps beside a doorway, with a standing soldier in a cap at right.

Appeals are in vain, plate 54 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of gaunt beggars on the ground with a standing woman in a long dress watching, from Goya's Disasters of War.

The Worst is to Beg, plate 55 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a man carrying a limp body past a stone wall, with mourners kneeling on the ground beside him.

To the Cemetery, plate 56 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a sick, emaciated man seated beside veiled women and a child under a dark arch, from Goya's Disasters of War.

The Healthy and the Sick, plate 57 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of figures on a ground by a wall, some prostrate, with a standing woman and a man holding a hat; caption 'No hay que

It's no use crying out, plate 58 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a headscarfed woman offering a cup to figures lying on the ground under a dark, stippled sky.

What is the Use of a Cup?, plate 59 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Sepia etching of a standing cloaked figure above several prostrate figures on barren ground under a pale sky, by Goya.

There is No One to Help Them, plate 60 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a seated gaunt figure, a standing woman in a cloak and hat, and a group of onlookers including children.

Perhaps they are of another breed, plate 61 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a shrouded figure standing before heaped bodies on a dark hatched ground, titled The Beds of Death.

The Beds of Death, plate 62 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a heap of dead figures on the ground beside a tilted wooden cart, with dark hatched shading behind.

Harvest of the dead, plate 63 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of men hauling corpses from a cart toward a cemetery wall, with a figure dangling limply over the cart side.

Cartloads to the cemetery, plate 64 from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a woman in a white dress and a man fleeing past a table with seated figures, with a dog running beside them.

What is this Hubbub?, plate 65 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a donkey carrying a glass reliquary box while kneeling hooded figures pray around it.

Strange Devotion!, plate 66 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of two elderly men with canes beside an overturned cart and a fallen figure near a stone column.

This is Not Less so, plate 67 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a seated hooded figure beside a pile of masks and a chair in a dark interior, from Goya's Disasters of War.

What madness!, plate 68 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a prone man reaching for a paper beside a crowd of faces emerging from darkness, Goya's Disasters of War plate 69.

Nothing. The Event Will Tell, plate 69 from The Disasters of War

1812/20, published 1863

Etching of blindfolded men walking in a line on a hillside, several falling into a ditch in the foreground.

They Do Not Know the Way, plate 70 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a winged demon writing in an open book on a rock, with a crowd below, from Goya's Disasters of War.

Against the Common Good, plate 71 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a prone figure beneath a large winged creature, with smaller winged shapes flying overhead against a pale sky.

The Consequences, plate 72 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a cat on stone steps, an owl flying above it, and a hunched cloaked figure in the foreground.

Feline pantomime, plate 73 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a crowd of figures with a wolf seated among them on a shore, by Goya, plate 74 from The Disasters of War.

That is the worst of it!, plate 74 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a cloaked figure gesturing amid a crowd of grotesque faces, a donkey head, and a bird on a branch.

Charlatan's show, plate 75 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a huge vulture with spread wings looming over fleeing figures, one armed with a pitchfork, on a dark ground.

The Carnivorous Vulture, plate 76 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863

Etching of a robed figure balancing on a rope over a crowd of onlookers, with a building at right and a Spanish caption below

May the cord break, plate 77 from The Disasters of War

1815/20, published 1863