'Humility versus Pride' a young man imploring an older man with other figures in front of them; folio 75 (recto) from the Madrid Album 'B' 1796-98 (possibly later) Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes) Spanish The captions referring to contrasting moral conditions on either side of this sheet form a linguistic bond. As with many of Goyas captions, however, they relate to the images obliquely, generating questions rather than describing. The haughty man at right here has been identified as Napoleon Bonaparte. He approaches a group of figures who adopt various attitudes: obsequiousness, humiliation, fear, and curiosity. The other drawing on the other side of the sheet (35.103.12) depicts what appears to be a pawn shop. In the foreground, a woman opens her mantle to reveal her elegant dress, while a young man secures a bundle. To whom the generosity and greed of the caption apply is not clear.. 'Humility versus Pride' a young man imploring an older man with other figures in front of them;