Allá vá eso. 1796 - 1797

"Allá va eso" is a print by Francisco Goya from his series *Los Caprichos*, created between 1796 and 1797. The print depicts a grotesque figure being carried away by a winged demon, showcasing Goya's dark and satirical style, characteristic of his *Caprichos* series. The print's title translates to "There it goes", indicating a sense of resignation or acceptance of the figure's fate. Goya's use of grotesque imagery and satire critiqued the follies and injustices of society.