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Swallow it, dog, 1799. Artist: Francisco Goya
Swallow it, dog, 1799. Plate 58 of Los caprichos. Los Caprichos were published in 1799 at a time of social repression and economic crisis in Spain. The series is evidence of the artists political liberalism and revulsion towards ignorance and intellectual oppression
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Swallow it, dog, 1799
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is a thought-provoking print by Francisco Goya that captures the essence of social and political turmoil in Spain during the late 18th century. This black and white etching, part of Goya's renowned series "Los Caprichos" serves as a powerful critique on ignorance, intellectual oppression, and religious hypocrisy. Goya's artistic genius shines through this satirical caricature featuring a winged figure forcing a dog to swallow something against its will. Symbolically representing the Spanish society at that time, the dog represents the common people who were silenced and forced to accept societal norms without question. The print reflects Goya's political liberalism as he boldly challenges the oppressive forces prevailing in Spain during those troubled times. With his sharp wit and biting satire, he exposes the disrespect shown towards individual freedoms and highlights how blind adherence to religion can lead to intellectual deafness. This monochrome artwork not only showcases Goya's mastery of etching but also reveals his deep concern for his country's well-being. By using art as a medium for social commentary, he aims to awaken viewers' consciousness about their own roles in shaping society. As we contemplate this print today, we are reminded of our responsibility to challenge authority when necessary and stand up against any form of oppression or injustice. "Swallow it, dog" remains an enduring testament to Goya's unwavering commitment towards truth-telling through art.
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