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Suffering male face, drawing by Francisco Goya, in the British Museum in London
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Suffering male face, drawing by Francisco Goya, in the British Museum in London
Suffering male face, drawing by Francisco Goya, in the British Museum in London Great Britain London, British Museum Drawing Realism, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1918. Date of Artwork:1790 - 1820 ca.. Artist:Goya, Francisco Y Lucientes (1746-1828)
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Media ID 33147205
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Functions And Treatments For The Body Malerealism Pain Parts Of The Body
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This print captures the essence of human suffering through a drawing by the renowned artist Francisco Goya. The artwork, housed in the prestigious British Museum in London, depicts a male face contorted with pain and anguish. Goya's masterful use of realism transports viewers to a time period spanning from 1790 to 1820. The photograph itself was taken in 1918, showcasing the enduring appeal and relevance of Goya's work even after nearly a century. As we gaze upon this haunting image, we are reminded of the physiological and psychological aspects that contribute to our individual experiences of pain. Goya's depiction delves into the depths of human existence, exploring both physical and emotional torment. The nakedness portrayed in this piece emphasizes vulnerability and exposes the raw truth behind suffering. Within this single portrait lies an entire narrative about pain – its functions within our bodies, its impact on our faces as well as different parts of our being. It serves as a powerful reminder that suffering is not limited to any specific era or geographical location; it transcends time and place. As we contemplate this profound artwork captured by Anderson from Alinari, we are invited to reflect on how society has evolved over centuries while grappling with various treatments for pain. This piece stands as a testament to Goya's artistic genius and his ability to evoke deep emotions within us all. In viewing this print at the British Museum in London, visitors can immerse themselves in history while contemplating their own understanding of suffering – an experience that resonates across generations throughout Europe and beyond.
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