Si quebró el Cantaro. (Yes he broke the pot.) by Francisco Goya

Etching of a kneeling man embracing a woman beside broken pottery, with laundry hanging on a line behind them.

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Si quebró el Cantaro. (Yes he broke the pot.), Francisco Goya (1796-1797). Via artnap.com

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An etching titled Si quebró el Cantaro (Yes he broke the pot) by Francisco de Goya, dated 1796-1797, numbered 25 in the upper right. A kneeling man in a dark coat and a woman in a pale dress embrace in a domestic interior, while the man holds up a shard of a broken pot. Laundry hangs on a line behind them, with a wicker basket and fragments of pottery scattered on the floor.

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