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Today we celebrated a plaque on Blackstock Rd, N4 marking the room where the CND sign (now universal peace symbol) was adopted. Designer Gerald Holtom based it on semaphore for N and D but also alluded to, inverted, the central figure in Goya's anti-war painting, 3rd May 1808.
Goya/Hogarth at @WhitworthArt gets glowing review in The @guardianculture:
'Goya's prints of war, madness and folly are founding masterpieces of modern art ... His nightmares were anticipated by Hogarth's ... groteque scenes ... This show compares these great printmakers.'
"Yatogame-chan Kansatsu Nikki" TV Anime Reveals Nagoya's Charms https://t.co/W4LyVCH78c
Near the end of his life, Francisco de Goya created a satirical series of etchings known as “Los disparates,” meaning “nonsense” or “follies.” These prints contain some of Goya's most mysterious imagery, which he intentionally left open to many interpretations. #NowOnView
"Mary Devouring Her Son" aquatint etching, 2011, Florence, after Francisco Goya's black painting "Saturn Devouring His Son"
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Take home this ORIGINAL aquatint etching of "Mary Devouring Her Son" after Francisco Goya's black painting, "Saturn Devouring His Son". There is only one available! https://t.co/NGQdeGiX6h
#illustration #blackandwhite #art #goya #darkart #saturn #religiousart #printmaking #etsy
Our favourite pachyderm - Goya's slightly misshapen elephant in the enigmatically named 'Who Will Bell the Cat?' #ElGrecotoGoya
Goya's last known portrait: Mariano, his 21 year old grandson painted in 1827, a year before the artist's death. @MeadowsMuseum
Favourite #halloween art? Goya's Witches Sabbath for us. What's yours?
Learning & Access Intern Rebecca will introduce visitors to 'Goya's Last Prints' tomorrow @ 1.15pm
[#novel exc] "And so began the strangest half-hour."
[pic: #FranciscoGoya's Self-portrait with Dr. Arrieta]
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From the PORT archive – a revealing look into Francisco Goya's private sketchbook http://t.co/5YEmoWC1wm
Francisco de Goya's "The Giant" (or Colossus...) around 1814-1818... brilliant etching...
Goya's progression: late Baroque (1769) to Nude Maja (1800), The Colossus (1808-12) & Saturn Devouring his Son (1823)
To Goya's 'Witches and Old Women' @CourtauldGall yesterday: Enlightenment principles, gleeful endarkenment vision
One of Goya's most enchanting and macabre pieces. Goya Witches Sabbath: http://t.co/1oS1HxNc08