
Mala noche. (A bad night.)
Francisco Goya · 1746 - 1828
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Mala noche. (A bad night.), Francisco Goya (1796-1797). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Francisco Goya died in 1828; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An etching in dark brown tones shows a woman in a pale skirt and bodice bending over toward a dark, crouched figure in the foreground. A second woman with a shadowed face appears behind them against a deep, unlit sky. The work is titled Mala noche. (A bad night.) and was made by Francisco de Goya in 1796-1797.























