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Goya was born on March 30, 1746 in Fuendetodos
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This is the period of youth and maturity of the painter, the period of professional triumphs and in which the optimistic vision of life predominates and he become a court Pinter. It ends when the War of Independence begins.
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Bright and colorful painting with a cheerful and casual theme. -
It recreates the area of Madrid located between the hermitage of San Isidro and the Manzanares river with views of the city in the background. -
Wedding procession presided over by inequality: determined and beautiful young woman is going to marry a fat and ugly but rich man, who rushes after her. -
This stage begins with the War of Independence, which causes the disappearance of the vitalist painter and radically changes his style, showing the suffering and consequences of the battles.
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The author captures all the violence of the popular outbreak of May 2 in response to the call against the invader. -
It represents the executions at dawn on May 3, carried out by French soldiers at Puerta del Sol on the 2nd. -
This work belongs to the painter's collection called Black Paintings (1819-1823). This painting is based on the myth of Saturn and its interpretation is associated with the general idea of the evil of the world, blind cruelty and useless hope. -
This stage appears when Goya leaves Spain and goes into exile in Burdeos, France.
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Goya leaves his darkest stage and this is one of the works in which we can see that he has a desire to learn new techniques and advance in painting, expressing freedom, lucidity and optimism. -
Goya dies during his period of exile in Burdeos, France.