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They carried her off!. Capricho plate 8

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They carried her off!. Capricho plate 8

GOYA Y LUCIENTES, Francisco de (1746-1828). They carried her off!. Capricho plate 8, etching and aquatint. Etching; Engraving

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1746 1828 Aquatint Capricho Carried Etching Francisco Goya Lucientes Aisa


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They Carried Her Off!", plate 8 of the Caprichos series, is a powerful and evocative etching and aquatint by the renowned Spanish artist Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, created in 1828. This masterpiece, a testament to Goya's unparalleled artistic vision and skill, is a poignant depiction of human emotion, vulnerability, and the harsh realities of life. The image portrays a woman, dressed in traditional Spanish attire, being carried off by two burly men, while a third man looks on with a smirk. Her desperate pleas and struggles are evident in her contorted body and anguished expression. The men, seemingly uncaring, carry her away with ease, their faces devoid of emotion. The scene is set against a backdrop of a desolate landscape, with barren trees and a stormy sky, adding to the sense of isolation and despair. This print, part of Goya's groundbreaking series of 82 etchings, was created during the final years of his life. The Caprichos were a reflection of Goya's deep concern for the social issues of his time, and this particular plate is believed to represent the plight of women in society, particularly those who were vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. Goya's innovative use of etching and aquatint techniques in this print allowed him to create a rich, textured image with intricate details, from the folds of the woman's dress to the rough texture of the men's clothing. The contrast between light and dark adds depth and drama to the scene, making it a truly captivating work of art. "They Carried Her Off!" is not only a powerful commentary on the human condition but also a testament to Goya's artistic genius. It continues to inspire and intrigue art lovers and historians alike, and remains an important part of the world's artistic heritage.

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