Oil Painting Replica The Sacrifice to Priapus, 1771 by Francisco De Goya (1746-1828, Spain)

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"The Sacrifice to Priapus"

Francisco De Goya (i) - Oil On Canvas (i) - 33 x 24 cm - 1771 - Romanticism (i)

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Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, a pivotal figure in the art world, bridged the Old Masters and modernity with his forward-looking oeuvre. Born in 1746 in Aragon, Spain, Goya's craft spanned painting and printmaking, profoundly influencing the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Early Life and Training

Goya's artistic journey commenced under José Luzán y Martinez at fourteen. He later honed his skills with Anton Raphael Mengs in Madrid, eventually becoming a court painter for the Spanish Crown in 1786.

Notable Works and Influences

The Card Players (View at WahooArt.com) - A testament to Goya's mastery of Romanticism.
A Procession of Flagellants (View at WahooArt.com) - Reflecting the artist's introspective nature.
The Count of Tajo (View at WahooArt.com) - A portrait showcasing Goya's skill in capturing nobility.
La Maja Desnuda - A controversial piece influenced by Velázquez's style, marking a significant shift in Goya's career.

Museums and Collections

Goya's works are featured in various museums, including the Musée Goya (France), which houses an impressive collection of Spanish art. (Discover Musée Goya at WahooArt.com)

Legacy and Influence

Goya's death in 1828 concluded an epoch, leaving behind a complex tapestry of societal critique and artistic innovation that signaled the dawn of contemporary art. His influence can be seen in many subsequent artists, cementing his place as a pivotal figure in the history of art. Explore more of Francisco De Goya's works at WahooArt.com, where you can also discover other renowned artists like Francesc Xavier Parcerisa I Boada. (View Francesc Xavier Parcerisa I Boada's profile at WahooArt.com)