Disparate Conocido ( Well Known Folly)
Francisco Goya Y Lucientes 1746 - 1828
Summary
Two figures stand to the left. The one in front is a scarecrow, with a stick for an arm extended to the left and its back to the viewer. Behind this figure is a man in shadow, holding a sword up to the right. To the left of these two a group of people are watching the scene. A man in front of this crowd is moving off to the left, looking back over his shoulder, standing on his right leg and with his left leg bent at the knee.
Object Name
Disparate Conocido ( Well Known Folly)
Creators Name
Date Created
1877
Dimensions
plate mark: 24.1cm x 35.5cm
support: 28.9cm x 42.9cm
accession number
1983.905
Collection Group
Place of creation
Paris
Support
paper
Medium
ink (black)
Credit
Purchased with the assistance of the Bostock Will Trust and the National Art Collections Fund.
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