Nothing. The event will tell 1820

"Nothing. The event will tell" is a print from Francisco Goya's series *The Disasters of War*. The series was created in 1810-1820 after the artist witnessed the brutal Peninsular War in Spain. This print depicts the aftermath of war with a single, dying figure on the ground. The figure's agony is emphasized by the swirling, chaotic lines used by Goya, which suggest a sense of confusion and despair. The dark background and the grotesque faces in the upper right corner are also prominent, making the image even more disturbing. The print is an important testament to the horrors of war, a recurring theme throughout Goya's career.