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1868100022DBParis, 1868. Ca. 28 x 20 cm. 616 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen Illustrationen im Text und auf Tafeln (Radierungen, Lithographien, Stahlstiche). Roter Leineneinband. 24. Band (Januar bis Juni)
18704631870. Etching on paper 1st published in 1799 this issue ca. 1875 later ones are dogfood. Plate 66 from Los Caprichos the sheet 8†X 10†the image 4 7/8†X 7 3/8†the full margins are not pictured. Titled at the base plate number at the upper right. Good. Unframed. A supernatural allegory of a witch and her cat flying over the landscape on a crippled devil who looks like a surgically humanized warthog from the island of Dr. Moreau. The theme is conflict much smaller than but not unlike that between matter and anti–matter or between education and disaster. Ref: Delteil 103. Harris 1964 101.III unknown
187824584Calcografía for the Real Academia 1878. Etching and aquatint. From the 4th edition of "Los Caprichos" - plate 4. Goya's pitiless caricature of a grown-up "nanny's boy."<br/> <br/> Los Caprichos was Goya's first collection of completely original etchings. They were and remain startlingly original in style and frequently shocking in their satirical assaults. They are strikingly modern and are his most popular prints today though they were received with little favor in 1799 when they first appeared for sale. But even within Goya's lifetime enthusiasm grew. El de la rollona is uncompromising in its mockery of the mama's boy who is dressed in baby clothes has his fingers in his mouth and a look of terror in his eyes though he's bearded and obviously strong. The nanny or mother grieves in the shadow behind him so disappointed in his failure to become a man. Goya's textual comment about this engraving is: "Negligence tolerance and spoiling make children capricious naughty vain greedy lazy and insufferable. They grow up and yet remain childish. Thus is nanny's little boy." The fourth edition of Caprichos from which this print comes was made about 1878 as witnessed by the beveled platemark and the "strong absorbent wove paper" and "dark umber ink".<br/> <br/> Harris v. 1 95-109; v.II p. 74; Delteil 41; Hind p.253 - 5. Calcografía for the Real Academia unknown
1870135441870. 215x277mm. 8½x11". Dibujo Segunda mitad del siglo XIX. 215 x 277mm. 1 hoja. Sanguina sobre papel verjurado. Dibujo siguiendo la estela de Goya unknown