Los Chinchillas. (The Chinchillas.) by Francisco Goya

Goya etching Los Chinchillas: two men with head clamps and a hooded donkey-eared figure holding a spoon by a bowl.

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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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This etching, titled Los Chinchillas, is by Francisco de Goya and dated 1796-1797. It shows two men with metal devices clamped around their heads and stitched garments, while a hooded, eared figure holds a spoon near a bowl in the dark background.

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1796-1797

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