Subcategories
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The Caprichos
Goya's Caprichos
This category is devoted to Francisco de Goya's Caprichos, the series of eighty satirical etchings first published in 1799. The prints offered here are later editions struck from Goya's original coppers by the Calcografía Nacional in Madrid, dated between 1797 and 1970, including plates such as Subir y bajar and Todos caerán.
The Caprichos remain central to any collection of Spanish printmaking and appeal to admirers of Goya's satire on eighteenth-century society. Each etching is an original impression, sold with edition number, technical description and exact measurements.
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The Disasters of War
Goya's Disasters of War
This category gathers etchings from Los Desastres de la Guerra, Goya's unflinching series on the Peninsular War, printed between 1810 and 1863 by the Calcografía Nacional in Madrid. Plates offered here include Caridad de una muger, Algún partido saca and Se defiende bien, each numbered within the series.
The series is essential to collectors of Goya and of war imagery in art history. Every etching is an original period impression, described with plate number, technique and exact measurements.
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The Tauromaquia
Goya's Tauromaquia
This category is devoted to La Tauromaquia, Goya's series of etchings on the history and practice of bullfighting, printed by the Calcografía Nacional between 1815 and 1921. Plates include El estudiante de Falces, Capeo de los moros con albornoz and Carlos V lanceando un toro en Valladolid.
The series interests collectors of Goya's work and of bullfighting history alike. Each etching is an original period impression, sold with plate number, technical description and measurements.
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Other Goya Prints
Other Goya prints
This category covers etchings by Goya, or after his work, that fall outside the Caprichos, Disasters of War and Tauromaquia: the Proverbios, portraits and copies after Velázquez such as Barbarroja and Isabel de Borbón on horseback, dated between 1778 and 1878.
It suits collectors who already own the main series and are looking to complete a wider Goya collection. Every print is an original of its period, with a technical description and exact measurements.
