Prisoners in irons; page 80 from the 'Images of Spain' album (F) ca. 1812-20 Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes) Spanish One of the most striking drawings from the album, this work shows a frightened child being comforted by an adult, perhaps his father. Goya conceived a symmetrical composition divided into two distinct tonal levels, a dark and a light section. A shaded demarcation of the step at right and a triangle of light in the window above mirror each other. The geometric rigidity of the underground chamber makes a severe background that underscores the prisoners vulnerability. The edge of the step, the chain, and the two windows direct the eye and empathy to the pair standing shackled over a stain of pitch-black shadow.. Prisoners in irons; page 80 from the 'Images of Spain' album (F) 334044

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Prisoners in irons; page 80 from the 'Images of Spain' album (F) ca. 1812-20 Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes) Spanish One of the most striking drawings from the album, this work shows a frightened child being comforted by an adult, perhaps his father. Goya conceived a symmetrical composition divided into two distinct tonal levels, a dark and a light section. A shaded demarcation of the step at right and a triangle of light in the window above mirror each other. The geometric rigidity of the underground chamber makes a severe background that underscores the prisoners vulnerability. The edge of the step, the chain, and the two windows direct the eye and empathy to the pair standing shackled over a stain of pitch-black shadow.. Prisoners in irons; page 80 from the 'Images of Spain' album (F) 334044

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