Self portrait with spectacles 1801
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Musée Bonnat, Bayonne, France
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"Self Portrait with Spectacles" (1801) by Francisco Goya is a captivating oil on canvas portrait depicting the artist himself. In this work, Goya presents a more intimate and introspective self-portrait compared to his later, more dramatic works. The painting showcases his characteristic use of thick brushstrokes and vivid colors, adding depth and texture to the canvas. The artist's gaze, intensified by the spectacles, invites the viewer to contemplate his inner world and the anxieties of his time. Now located in the Musée Bonnat in Bayonne, France, this piece offers a glimpse into the personal and artistic journey of one of Spain's most renowned masters of the Romantic era.
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