Francisco Goya's 1800-1804 "Blind Man Kidnapped on the Horns of a Bull" – A Timeless Etching Print
Francisco Goya 1800-1804 Blind Man Kidnapped on the Horns of a Bull Etching Print. To purchase this item or check availability, click here.
Dive into the profound depths of art history with the striking etching print "AVEUGLE ENLEVE SUR LES CORNES D'UN TAUREAU" ("Blind Man Kidnapped On The Horns Of A Bull") by the renowned Spanish artist Francisco Goya. Created during the early 19th century, this piece stands as a testament to Goya's technical skill and his deep exploration of human themes.
Goya's Vision Between 1800 and 1804, Goya embarked on a journey of creative expression that led to the production of some of the most provocative and introspective works of his time. This etching, part of a larger series that delves into the darker aspects of human nature and societal ills, depicts a gripping scene that combines tragedy with a hint of the grotesque—a hallmark of Goya's artistic commentary.
Artistic Merit and Condition Published between 1828 and 1867 in the prestigious Gazette des Beaux-Arts and printed by Imp. Delatre Paris, the etching reveals the technical prowess of Goya, with every line exuding the artist's intent and emotional resonance. Despite its age, the print is in remarkable condition, measuring approximately 7-1/4" x 5-1/2" within borders of 11-1/4" x 8-1/4". The presence of foxing spots does not detract but rather adds a certain character to the print, emphasizing its historical journey.
Prestigious Recognition Goya's work is celebrated worldwide, with "Blind Man Kidnapped on the Horns of a Bull" featured on the Metropolitan Museum of Art website, indicating its recognized significance in the art community. For collectors and enthusiasts alike, owning such a piece means participating in the legacy of an art master.
Appraisal and Authentication Valued between $500 and $600, this Goya print represents an accessible entry point for new collectors looking to invest in historical art. Ensuring the authenticity and proper valuation of such pieces is crucial. David J. Rose II of DJR Authentication provides comprehensive written appraisals for insurance, estate division, donations, and more. With a focus on autograph authentication, sports, and trading card verification, DJR Authentication offers selling options and insightful consulting to preserve the integrity and legacy of fine art.
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