La Que Mal Marida Nunca Le Falta Que Diga, Plate 7 From Los Proverbios

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"La Que Mal Marida Nunca Le Falta Que Diga, Plate 7 From Los Proverbios" is an etching by the renowned Spanish artist Francisco de Goya y Lucientes. This work is part of Goya's series "Los Proverbios" (The Proverbs), also known as "Los Disparates" (The Follies), which consists of 18 prints created between 1815 and 1823. The series was published posthumously in 1864 by the Royal Academy of San Fernando. "Los Proverbios" is noted for its enigmatic and often darkly satirical content, reflecting Goya's critical view of society, human folly, and the irrational aspects of human nature.

The title "La Que Mal Marida Nunca Le Falta Que Diga" roughly translates to "The Poorly Married Woman Never Lacks Things to Say," suggesting themes of marital discord and the social commentary on the institution of marriage. In this etching, Goya employs his masterful technique of aquatint and etching to create a composition that is both visually striking and thematically complex. The imagery often features grotesque and fantastical elements, characteristic of Goya's later works, which delve into the surreal and the nightmarish.

Goya's "Los Proverbios" series, including Plate 7, is imbued with ambiguity, leaving much to the interpretation of the viewer. The prints do not have clear narratives but instead evoke a sense of unease and contemplation. This particular plate, like others in the series, can be seen as a reflection of Goya's disillusionment with contemporary society and his exploration of the darker sides of human experience.

The series as a whole is considered a significant contribution to the canon of Western art, showcasing Goya's innovative approach to printmaking and his profound ability to capture the complexities of the human condition. "La Que Mal Marida Nunca Le Falta Que Diga" stands as a testament to Goya's enduring legacy as a critical observer of his time and a pioneer of modern artistic expression.

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