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Plate 10 from Los Caprichos : Love and death (El amor y la muerte), 1799
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Plate 10 from Los Caprichos : Love and death (El amor y la muerte), 1799
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Plate 10 from Los Caprichos - Love and Death (El amor y la muerte), 1799 - A Satirical Depiction of Foolish Love
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. This black and white etching by Francisco Goya, titled "Plate 10 from Los Caprichos: Love and Death" offers a thought-provoking commentary on the foolishness of love. Set in eighteenth-century Spain, the artwork portrays a duel between two lovers, their swords clashing amidst an atmosphere of impending death. Goya's masterful use of intricate details draws our attention to the absurdity of this romantic encounter. The male figure, driven by his misguided passion, brandishes his blade with determination while the female counterpart gazes at him with both fear and resignation. Their wounded expressions reveal the consequences that love can inflict upon individuals who blindly succumb to its allure. Through this satirical portrayal, Goya reminds us that love is not always rational or wise. He challenges societal norms surrounding romance by exposing its potential for destruction and highlighting how it can lead people astray from reason. As we observe this scene unfold within a historical context, we are reminded of the timeless nature of human folly when it comes to matters of the heart. Goya's artistic brilliance shines through in every stroke as he captures both the physical intensity and emotional vulnerability inherent in such encounters. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of their heritage collection, this print serves as a powerful reminder that even centuries later, Goya
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