4 Acqueforti - Acquetinte Tavole Numero 19, 57, 58 E 62 Dalla Serie Los Caprichos

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"4 Acqueforti - Acquetinte Tavole Numero 19, 57, 58 E 62 Dalla Serie Los Caprichos" by Francisco De Goya y Lucientes refers to a selection of four etchings with aquatint from the renowned series "Los Caprichos" created by the Spanish artist Francisco Goya. "Los Caprichos," a collection of 80 prints published in 1799, is celebrated for its incisive critique of contemporary Spanish society, addressing themes such as superstition, corruption, and human folly through a blend of grotesque imagery and satirical commentary.

The four specific plates—numbered 19, 57, 58, and 62—each encapsulate Goya's masterful use of etching and aquatint techniques to convey his critical vision. Plate 19, titled "Todos caerán" ("All Will Fall"), depicts a scene of inevitable downfall, symbolizing the universal vulnerability to moral and societal decay. Plate 57, "La filiación" ("The Affiliation"), explores themes of identity and lineage, often interpreted as a critique of the rigid social hierarchies of the time.

Plate 58, "Trágala perro" ("Swallow it, Dog"), is a biting commentary on the forced acceptance of unjust practices, reflecting Goya's disdain for the abuses of power. Finally, Plate 62, "¡Quién lo creyera!" ("Who Would Have Believed It!"), presents a scene of incredulity and astonishment, underscoring the absurdity and irrationality prevalent in society.

Goya's "Los Caprichos" series, including these four plates, is notable for its innovative use of aquatint, which allowed for a rich tonal range and depth, enhancing the dramatic and often nightmarish quality of the images. The series stands as a pivotal work in the history of printmaking, showcasing Goya's technical prowess and his profound engagement with the social and political issues of his time. Through these prints, Goya not only documented the vices and follies of his contemporaries but also laid the groundwork for modern satirical art, influencing generations of artists to come.

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