Francisco De Goya (1746-1828) - Caprichos, Blatt #70: Devota profesión
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Francisco Goya’s Caprichos Blatt #70: Devota profesión, a 1970 limited edition aquatint and engraving print on Velin Lana paper, 447 mm high by 310 mm wide, produced in Spain and sold by owner or reseller; unsigned and in excellent condition.
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Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828)
Plate #70 of the "Caprichos", 1799/1970
Etching, polished aquatint
Each sheet with the watermark LANA-PUR FIL.
Copper print from the original copper plate
Title: Plate #70: Devota profesión
Plate size: 447 mm x 310 mm
Image size: 191 mm x 121 mm
This print from the series first published in 1799 and made world-famous comes from the Jean de Bonnot edition (1970).
Each print is stamped on the back (guarantee certificate) and attested that the Bonnot edition was printed from the original plate (engraving) by Goya on Velin Lana paper and that it is not a "bromide" (e.g. heliography) (see stamp on photo in French and Spanish).
Plate #70: The plate was executed in pure aquatint. In the contemporary commentary (Prado) the Hexangel vow is interpreted as a parody of monastic vows. Both rituals have their origin outside human reason.
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828)
Plate #70 of the "Caprichos", 1799/1970
Etching, polished aquatint
Each sheet with the watermark LANA-PUR FIL.
Copper print from the original copper plate
Title: Plate #70: Devota profesión
Plate size: 447 mm x 310 mm
Image size: 191 mm x 121 mm
This print from the series first published in 1799 and made world-famous comes from the Jean de Bonnot edition (1970).
Each print is stamped on the back (guarantee certificate) and attested that the Bonnot edition was printed from the original plate (engraving) by Goya on Velin Lana paper and that it is not a "bromide" (e.g. heliography) (see stamp on photo in French and Spanish).
Plate #70: The plate was executed in pure aquatint. In the contemporary commentary (Prado) the Hexangel vow is interpreted as a parody of monastic vows. Both rituals have their origin outside human reason.
Details
Artist
Francisco De Goya (1746-1828)
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Caprichos, Blatt #70: Devota profesión
Technique
Aquatint, Etching
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
1970
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
447 mm
Width
310 mm
Period
1970-1980
Sold with frame
No
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