Spanish painter well known for his portraits and for his satires (1746-1828)
1This river often served as the backdrop for romantic artist Francisco Goya.
2In paintings by Goya or Ghirlandaio people defiantly sport a physical blemish.
3This portrait is the frontispiece to a series of etchings by Goya.
4The newborn colt was the son of Goya II and Fille D'Orleans.
5Him, Goya left in effigy for the scorn of generations to come.
6He is more racial, more truly Spanish, than any painter since Goya.
7Jose Ferrer will play the Duchess and Gina Lollobrigida will play Goya.
8Also visit Goya, Rubens and Velázquez in the great Prado Museum.
9Soay itself soon becomes an abattoir: the Hebrides reimagined by Bosch and Goya.
10From El Greco springs Goya and the Spanish influence on Daumier and Manet.
11He's the Matisse of mitochondria, the Goya of the Golgi apparatus.
12Wolden especially mourned a Navajo sand-painting, which he compared to Goya.
13There is an ordinary El Greco, a poor Goya, and a Ribera downstairs.
14Francisco Goya was born near Zaragoza in 1746, the son of a gilder.
15Mark held me the first time I saw the Goya and stood admiring it.
16She could still remember the way to the collections of Goya's paintings and etchings.