Los caprichos. P. 39, Asta su Abuelo : estampe / Goya Alternative title: C'était son grand-père Alternative title: And so was his grandfather
Francisco Goya · Spanish, 1746-1828
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Los caprichos. P. 39, Asta su Abuelo : estampe / Goya Alternative title: C'était son grand-père Alternative title: And so was his grandfather, Francisco Goya, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Los caprichos. P. 39, Asta su Abuelo : estampe / Goya Alternative title: C'était son grand-père Alternative title: And so was his grandfather, Francisco Goya, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comLos caprichos. P. 39, Asta su Abuelo : estampe / Goya Alternative title: C'était son grand-père Alternative title: And so was his grandfather, Francisco Goya, Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-161703392">artnap.com</a>
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A print shows a man in a coat and breeches seated at a table, with a donkey's head, reading a large open book whose pages are filled with small horse illustrations. A carved chair and a crest-like emblem appear at the left edge, and the caption "Asta su Abuelo" appears beneath the image, with the plate number 39 in the upper right corner. The work is attributed to Francisco Goya.
