Amouk, after Goya 

"Amouk, after Goya" is a portrait by Hercules Brabazon Brabazon, known for his evocative and expressive style. The artwork features a figure with a heavily shadowed face, referencing the dramatic and often grotesque imagery of Francisco Goya, the renowned Spanish artist. This work likely reflects Brabazon's admiration for Goya's exploration of human emotion and the darker aspects of life. The dark background further enhances the sense of mystery and intrigue, while the figure's expressive features convey a sense of intense emotion or suffering. The painting's bold brushstrokes and the stark contrast of light and shadow create a striking visual impact, characteristic of Brabazon's artistic approach.