Francisco José de Goya

Francisco José de Goya


Francisco de Goya (Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes; 30 مارس 1746 - Apr 16 1828) was a painter and a discussion of Spain, p .1.1 art, political and social unrest in his time. Include its very impressive pictures of the Spanish nobility and "the third of May / Mace 1808" (1814).Born in the town of Francisco Goya, Spain, in Fuendettodos March 30, 1746. Began to fame in 1775 with the first 60 cartoon image of the Privy factory fabrics in Santa Barbara. In 1780 was chosen for the Royal Academy in Madrid, and in 1786 was appointed painter to Charles III. By the year 1799 and under the patronage of Charles IV, became the artist's most successful and most modern in Spain; portrait of the famous "Family of Charles IV," was painted at this time (1800). His portrait and the famous erotic "Makha bare" and "Makha .1.1 and his pain" (about 1800 to 1805) summoned him for questioning and investigation in 1815. After the disease made him permanently deaf in the decade 1790, and his face and realistic juxtaposition of a large caricature. Cabritshus eighty of his paintings (or "freaks"; published in 1799), the editions of satirical attack the abuses of religious, social, political, represented a landmark achievement in the history of printing. When Napoleon invaded Spain (1808 to 1815), Goya produced a series of etching the eighty-second "Disasters of War" (1810 to 1820). He settled in Bordeaux, France, in 1824, and resigned as a royal painter in 1826, and began work in lithography. Had no direct followers, but his impact on the art of the nineteenth century European significantly. He died in Bordeaux in April 16, 1828.