Paris Musées
L'Art. Tome 9
Véron, Eugène, Directeur de la publication, Gaucherel, Léon, Directeur de création, Rouam, Jules, Imprimeur-libraire, Goya y Lucientes, Francisco de, Auteur du modèleLinkedCulture matchlcp-939979732621
- Date
- 4e quart du 19e siècle
- Medium
- Typographie = impression typographique
- Culture
- Francais
- Department
- Petit Palais, musée des Beaux-arts de la Ville de Paris
- Institution
- Paris Musées
- Object ID
- 160024220
From LinkedCulture
Goya made these prints so strange and private that he never showed them publicly, and they sat unpublished for thirty-five years after his death. This page from the French journal L'Art, printed in Paris in the final quarter of the nineteenth century, reproduces one of the most unsettling images in that series, bulls tumbling through a pitch-dark sky above helpless figures below, with no horizon and no rational logic holding the scene together. Featuring Goya as a source, this prestigious journal helped cement his reputation across Europe as a forerunner of visionary modern art.
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Fascicule broché - 4 planches hors-texte additionnelles, issues de la série "Les Proverbes" ou "Los Disparates o los Proverbios" de Francisco Goya : Lliuvas de Toros Disparate de toritos - planche hors-texte en regard de la page 6. Otras leyes por el pueblo Disparate de bestia - planche hors-texte en regard de la page 40. Que guerrero Disparate conocido - planche hors-texte en regard de la page 56. Una reina del circo Disparate puntual - planche hors-texte en regard de la page 82. Lieux d'exécution / réalisation: Paris, Paris, Paris
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