Mucho Hay Que Chupar; And Ya Es Hora (delteil 82, Harris 80; And D.117, H.115)

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"Mucho Hay Que Chupar; And Ya Es Hora (delteil 82, Harris 80; And D.117, H.115)" is a notable work by the renowned Spanish artist Francisco de Goya y Lucientes. Goya, who lived from 1746 to 1828, is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in Western art history. His works span a variety of themes and styles, often reflecting the tumultuous socio-political landscape of his time.

This particular piece is part of Goya's extensive series of prints, which include the famous "Los Caprichos" and "The Disasters of War." These series are known for their satirical and critical commentary on contemporary society, politics, and human nature. Goya's prints often employ a dark, almost surrealistic style, characterized by stark contrasts and haunting imagery.

"Mucho Hay Que Chupar; And Ya Es Hora" exemplifies Goya's mastery of etching and aquatint techniques. The work's intricate details and dramatic use of light and shadow showcase his technical prowess and innovative approach to printmaking. The titles, which translate to "Much to Suck" and "And It's Time," suggest a thematic exploration of greed, corruption, and the passage of time—common motifs in Goya's oeuvre.

The piece is cataloged in the comprehensive references of Goya's works by Delteil and Harris, indicating its significance within his body of work. These catalog numbers (Delteil 82, Harris 80; and D.117, H.115) are essential for scholars and collectors in identifying and authenticating Goya's prints.

Goya's influence extends beyond his lifetime, impacting numerous artists and movements, including Romanticism and Modernism. His ability to capture the complexities of human nature and societal issues continues to resonate with contemporary audiences, making "Mucho Hay Que Chupar; And Ya Es Hora" a valuable and enduring piece of art history.

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