875 results for 'francisco d'andré'

Young woman weeping and covering her face with her hands, accompanied by men (1795–1797) by Francisco De Goya

El sueño de la razon produce monstruos. (The sleep of reason produces monsters.) (1796-1797) by Francisco De Goya

Allegory of the Crucifixion with Jesuit Saints (Alegoría de la crucifixión con santos jesuitas) (circa 1775) by Francisco Antonio Vallejo

‘He Wakes Up Kicking’; a man on the floor kicking his legs after waking from a nightmare (ca.1819–23) by Francisco De Goya

Dios la perdone; Y era su madre. (For heaven’s sake; and it was her mother.) (1796-1797) by Francisco De Goya

It Is Amazing-And We Were Made by God [Furious Folly] (Hizonos Dios y Maravillamos Nos [Disparate Furioso]) (ca. 1813-1820) by Francisco De Goya

Heavier Than a Dead Donkey (Pesa Mas Que un Burro Muerto) (ca. 1813-1820) by Francisco De Goya

Ni asi la distingue. (Even thus he cannot make her out.) (1796-1797) by Francisco De Goya

Wounds Heal Quicker than Hasty Words (Sanas Cuchilladas Mas No Malas Palabras) (ca. 1813-1820) by Francisco De Goya

Self-portrait; Goya wearing a top hat facing left within a drawn frame (ca. 1797–98) by Francisco De Goya

After Vice Comes Fornication [Simpleton] (Tras el Vicio Viene el Fornicio [Bobalicón]) (ca. 1813-1820) by Francisco De Goya

Without Commending Himself either to God or the Devil [Clear Folly] (Sin Recomendarse a Dios ni al Diablo [Disparate Claro]) (ca. 1813-1820) by Francisco De Goya