Goya. Saturnalia

During the saturnales, slaves were freed from their obligations.

At the age of seventy-three, Francisco de Goya moved to the Quinta del Sordo, an estate on the outskirts of Madrid, where he produced the most personal and enigmatic works of his life, the so-called Black Paintings. Within these walls, Goya would change his vision of painting and plant the seed that would shape the future of art.

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"The authors have achieved something unique. One of those works that only come out from time to time and that set milestones". El Torres.

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