Mariano Ceballos, alias el Indio, mata el toro desde su caballo
Francisco Goya · 1746 - 1828
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Mariano Ceballos, alias el Indio, mata el toro desde su caballo, Francisco Goya (1816). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Francisco Goya died in 1828; this work is in the public domain.
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An etching from Goya's Tauromaquia series shows a mounted bullfighter in an arena driving a lance into a charging bull while the horse turns beneath him. Spectators fill the stands behind the barrier, and two figures stand at the right edge of the ring. The work is dated 1816 and is attributed to Francisco de Goya.
