And It Cannot Be Changed 1814

"And It Cannot Be Changed" is a powerful etching by Francisco Goya from his "Disasters of War" series, created in 1814. The print depicts the brutal realities of war, showcasing a fallen soldier, likely a victim of execution, with a blindfolded executioner standing above. The stark contrasts of light and dark, and the use of thick lines create a sense of urgency and despair, emphasizing the devastating consequences of conflict. Goya's "Disasters of War" series serves as a potent reminder of the horrors of war and its impact on humanity.