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Etching of a bull in an arena with lancers and donkeys, one donkey tossed in the air, by Francisco Goya.

Palenque de los moros hecho con burros para defenderse del toro embolado (The Moors Use Donkeys as a Barrier to Defen…

in or before 1816

Etching of a seated matador holding a cape toward a charging bull while spectators watch from the bullring stands.

Temeridad de martincho en la plaza de Zaragoza (The Daring of Martincho in the Ring a t Saragossa)

in or before 1816

Etching of a bull charging at a man leaping onto a draped table in a bullring, with spectators watching nearby.

Otra locura suya en la misma plaza (Another Madness of His in the Same Ring)

in or before 1816

Etching of an acrobat vaulting with a pole over a charging bull as spectators watch from the arena stands.

Ligereza y atrevimiento de Juanito Apinani en la de Madrid (The Agility and Audacityof Juanito Apinani in the Ring at…

in or before 1816

Etching of a bull standing among panicked spectators scrambling over a wooden barrier in a bullring.

Desgracias acaecidas en el tendido de la plaza de Madrid, y muerte del alcalde de Tor rejon (Dreadful events in the F…

in or before 1816

Etching of a mounted rider with a lance facing a charging bull in an arena, with spectators along the top.

Valor varonil de la celebre Pajuelera en la de Zaragoza (Manly Courage of the Celebrated Pajuelera in the Ring at Sar…

in or before 1816

Etching of a mounted bullfighter striking a bull in an arena while spectators watch from the stands behind the barrier.

Mariano Ceballos, alias el Indio, mata el toro desde su caballo (Mariano Ceballos, Alias the Indian, Kills the Bull f…

in or before 1816

Etching of a mounted rider on a dark horse facing a charging bull in an arena, holding a short spear.

El mismo Ceballos montado sobre otro toro quiebra rejones en la plaza de Madrid (The Same Ceballos Mounted on Another…

in or before 1816

Etching of a bull attacked by dogs in an arena while a plumed horseback rider watches from the right.

Echan perros al toro (They Loose Dogs on the Bull)

in or before 1816

Etching of a bull charging over a fallen picador and horse in a bullring, with a cape-holding figure and spectators in the st

Caida de un picador de su caballo debajo del toro (A Picador is Unhorsed and Falls under the Bull)

in or before 1816

Etching of a mounted picador with a lance facing a bull in a bullring, with another horseman and a fallen horse behind.

El celebre Fernando del Toro, barilarguero, obligando a la fiera con su garrocha (The celebrated Picador, Fernando de…

in or before 1816

Etching of a picador on horseback lancing a bull in a bullring while a cape-holding bullfighter and spectators look on.

El esforzado Rendon picando un toro, de cuya suerte murio en plaza de Madrid (The Forceful Rendon Stabs a Bull with t…

in or before 1816

Etching of a matador making a close pass as a bull charges in a bullring, with mounted horsemen and spectators behind.

Pepe Illo haciendo el recorte al toro (Pepe Illo Making the Pass of the "Recorte")

in or before 1816

Etching of a matador with cape and sword facing a bull in a bullring, spectators watching from the stands above.

Pedro Romero matando a toro parado (Pedro Romero Killing the Halted Bull)

in or before 1816

Etching of a bull in a bullring with a matador holding lit banderillas, mounted picadors and spectators nearby.

Banderillas de fuego (Banderillas with Firecrackers)

in or before 1816

Etching of a bull charging in a bullring, tossing a horse and rider as picadors and attendants scramble nearby.

Dos grupos de picadores arrollados de seguida por un solo toro (Two Teams of Picadors Thrown One after the Other by a…

in or before 1816

Etching of a bull goring a fallen bullfighter in an arena while a matador with a cape and spectators look on.

La desgraciada muerte de Pepe Illo en la plaza de Madrid (The Unlucky Death of Pepe Illo in the Ring at Madrid)

in or before 1816

Etching of a man raising an axe over fallen figures while others fight with swords, captioned Lo mismo.

Disasters of War: Pl., 3, The Same (Thing)

1810-1813

Etching of men in tall hats restraining a naked figure on the ground, with a tree and shrub behind them.

Disasters of War: Pl. 33, What more can one do?

1810-1813

Etching of a nude, wild-haired figure struggling with a log as a soldier raises a sword, with bodies on the ground nearby.

Disasters of War: Pl. 37, This is worse

1810-1813

Etching of fallen and standing figures on a dark ground, one man holding a hat, with the caption 'No hay que dar voces'.

Disasters of War: Pl. 58, It is no use shouting

1810-1813

Grey ink wash drawing of a woman with raised arms and billowing sleeves, grimacing, standing on a pale sheet.

Unholy Union

ca. 1801-3 or ca. 1813-19

Brown ink drawing of a man in a cocked hat and coat, turned three-quarters toward the viewer, by Goya.

Self-Portrait in a Cocked Hat

ca. 1790

Etching of caricatured figures with exaggerated faces mocking a seated woman against a dark background.

He who does not like thee will defame thee in jest, plate 17 from Los Proverbios

1815/24

Etching of a crowd of robed figures beneath a sweeping cloth canopy, with a fallen figure at left.

Without commending himself either to God or the devil, plate 15 from Los Proverbios

1815/24

Etching of a dark scene with a bowed figure covering his face while a cloaked man gestures and others crowd behind.

Wounds Heal Quicker than Hasty Words, plate 16 from Los Proverbios

1815/24

Etching of carnival revelers in pointed hats and cloaks dancing before a crowd, with a tall figure on stilts at right.

Rejoice, Carnival, for Tomorrow Thou wilt Be Ashes, plate 14 from Los Proverbios

1815/24

Etching of women in shawls gathered at a doorway, one gesturing toward a pale ghostly figure at the left.

Poor Folly, plate eleven from Los Proverbios

1815/24

Etching of a man strapped beneath bat-like wings flying in a dark sky, with other winged figures and a parachute nearby.

A Way of Flying, from Disparates, published as plate 13 in Los Proverbios (Proverbs)

1815-17, published 1864

Etching of robed figures in a dark landscape, one reaching toward a kneeling figure while another lies on the ground.

God creates them and they join up together, plate 18 from Los Proverbios

1815/24

Dark etching of a crowd with a seated woman holding a bundle and a man carrying bundles, by Goya, plate nine of The Proverbs.

General Folly, plate nine from The Proverbs

1815/24

Francesco Goya y Lucientes, Pintor (Francesco Goya y Lucientes, Painter)

published 1799

Etching of hooded figures in pale robes standing and bending in a row against a dark background.

There is Something Beneath the Sackcloth, i.e. you can't judge a man by his clothes, plate eight from Los Proverbios

1815/24

Etching of a man leaning toward a woman in a black mantilla, with a small dog at their feet and figures behind them.

Quien mas rendido? (Which of Them Is the More Overcome?)

published 1799

Etching of a half-nude man pointing while a crowd of grotesque, agitated figures surrounds him against a dark background.

Disorderly Folly, plate seven from The Proverbs

1815/24, published 1864

Brown etching of a woman and two frightened children on a sofa, staring at a tall shrouded figure in a hooded cloak.

Que viene el coco (Here Comes the Bogey-Man)

published 1799

Etching of a man embracing a limp woman against a brick wall, with a sword and hat on the ground below.

El amour y la muerte (Love and Death)

published 1799

Etching of a gaunt figure bending over a nude companion on a rock while a clawed creature rises beneath, under a dark sky.

Quien lo creyera! (Who Would Have Thought It!)

published 1799

Goya etching: a woman reaches toward a hanged man bound at the wrists on stone steps, under a dark sky.

A caza de dientes (Out Hunting for Teeth)

published 1799

Sepia etching of a donkey seated by an easel as a monkey paints on a small panel, with the caption Ni mas ni menos below.

Ni mas ni menos (Neither More nor Less)

published 1799

Etching of gaunt nude figures huddled under a starry night sky, one pointing upward; Goya, published 1799.

Si amanece; nos vamos (When Day Breaks We Will Be Off)

published 1799

Etching of three grotesque hooded goblin figures drinking, one standing and gesturing, beneath a barred window in a dim room.

Duendecitos (Hobgoblins)

published 1799

Etching of a violent melee with armed men, a woman raising her arms, and fallen bodies on the ground.

Y son fieras (And They Are Like Wild Beasts)

published 1863

Etching of a man shouting as two figures hold him down while a third stands with a raised weapon beside a tree.

Por que? (Why?)

published 1863

Etching of a woman standing by a cannon beside fallen soldiers on a battlefield, by Francisco Goya.

Que valor! (What Courage!)

published 1863

Etching of seated men in cross-marked hats and robes, several reading papers on a bench, with the caption No se puede saber p

No se puede saber por que (One Can't Tell Why)

published 1863

Etching of a soldier seizing a kneeling woman as a child lies on the ground and figures recoil in a dark scene.

Ni por esas (Neither Do These)

published 1863

Etching of a standing figure beside a post amid fallen bodies on the ground, rendered in dense dark hatching.

Y no hai remedio (And There's No Help for It)

published 1863

Etching of a mounted soldier with a raised sword beside a rearing horse, with fallen and fighting figures on the ground below

No se convienen (They Do Not Agree)

published 1863

Etching of two men pointing while a woman and child and a crowd flee across a landscape with a hilltop castle.

Yo lo vi (I Saw It)

published 1863

Etching of women carrying bundles and a pot past a dead animal and prostrate figures under a dark, hatched sky.

Y esto tambien (And This Too)

published 1863

Etching of several dead men in military dress piled on barren ground, with swords and a ruined building behind.

Tanto y mas (Even Worse)

published 1863

Etching of huddled figures, women and a child clinging together, a kneeling man at right, and rifles at the edge of the scene

No se puede mirar (One Can't Look)

published 1863

Etching of a man with bat-like wings flying among other winged figures against a dark night sky.

Modo de volar (A Way of Flying)

published 1864

Etched print of armed men struggling with a bayonet, with fallen bodies on the ground and soldiers in tricorn hats behind.

Rightly or wrongly, plate two from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of a man raising an axe over a fallen body while other figures fight with swords in a violent struggle.

The Same, plate three from The Disasters of War

1810/15, published 1863

Brown etching of armed men thrusting poles at a struggling crowd, with a woman lying on the ground at left.

And they are like wild beasts, plate five from The Disasters of War

1812/15, published 1863

Etching of figures in white clothing gathered on dark ground beside a prone body, with distant figures in an open landscape u

It Serves You Right, plate six from The Disasters of War

1810/15, published 1863

Etching of a woman in white standing on a cannon above fallen soldiers on a battlefield.

What Courage!, plate seven from The Disasters of War

1810/12, published 1863

Etching of a horse collapsing on open ground with a fallen rider and other horses in the background.

It Always Happens, plate eight from The Disasters of War

1814/20, published 1863

Etching of a couple embracing as an older woman behind them raises a knife, with a wall and fallen figure at left.

They Don't Like it, plate nine from The Disasters of War

1810/15, published 1863

Etching of tangled, fallen figures in a dark, hatched landscape, from Goya's Disasters of War series.

Neither do these, plate ten from The Disasters of War

1810/15, published 1863

Etching of soldiers attacking civilians beside a small building, one man held down with a raised sword, under a dark night sk

Nor do these, plate eleven from The Disasters of War

1810/15, published 1863

Etching of a man standing over several fallen bodies on a battlefield, smoke rising behind, with the caption Para eso habeis

This is What You Were Born For, plate twelve from The Disasters of War

1810/12, published 1863