Goya
by Robert Hughes · 2004

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Description
Robert Hughes first encountered Goya's work while a student in Australia. Looking at his etchings for the first time, he wondered what made it possible for an eighteenth-century Spanish artist to convey the essence of despair, loneliness, anxiety and loss to an adolescent two centuries and half a world away.
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Goya, FranciscoArtistsSpainBiography
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