Francisco De Goya (1746-1828) - Caprichos Blatt #25, #58





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Francisco de Goya – Caprichos Blatt #25 and #58, two etching and aquatint sheets from the 18th‑century Romanticism period, depicting mythology and in excellent condition, originating from Spain.
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Francisco José De Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828)
Two sheets of the Caprichos.
Sheet #25: Sí quebró el cántaro (Yes, he broke the pitcher)
Etching, aquatint, drypoint
Sheet dimensions: 180 mm x 132 mm
Image size: 320 mm x 230 mm
Goya's criticism of a lack of or false education, especially in Spain's schools of the time. Goya was a supporter of Pestalozzi's pedagogy.
Sheet #58: Tragata perro.
Etching, aquatint, drypoint
Sheet dimensions: 180 mm x 132 mm
Image size: 320 mm x 230 mm
Two sheets of the Caprichos 1979 edition with an introduction by Prof. Pierre Gassier and a commentary of the National Library of Madrid. This edition was published exclusively for the "Cercle des Professeurs Bibliophiles de France" by Verlag Roissard Grenoble.
Sheets of copy no. 245 with an edition of 424 (see photo).
Printed on Velin d'Arches paper, excellent quality.
Francisco José De Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828)
Two sheets of the Caprichos.
Sheet #25: Sí quebró el cántaro (Yes, he broke the pitcher)
Etching, aquatint, drypoint
Sheet dimensions: 180 mm x 132 mm
Image size: 320 mm x 230 mm
Goya's criticism of a lack of or false education, especially in Spain's schools of the time. Goya was a supporter of Pestalozzi's pedagogy.
Sheet #58: Tragata perro.
Etching, aquatint, drypoint
Sheet dimensions: 180 mm x 132 mm
Image size: 320 mm x 230 mm
Two sheets of the Caprichos 1979 edition with an introduction by Prof. Pierre Gassier and a commentary of the National Library of Madrid. This edition was published exclusively for the "Cercle des Professeurs Bibliophiles de France" by Verlag Roissard Grenoble.
Sheets of copy no. 245 with an edition of 424 (see photo).
Printed on Velin d'Arches paper, excellent quality.

