Unos á otros. 1796 - 1797

"Unos á otros" (One to Another), an etching by Francisco de Goya from his famous series "Los Caprichos" (The Caprices), portrays a chaotic scene of skeletal figures, highlighting the dark humor and social commentary that characterize Goya's work. This print, created between 1796-1797, satirizes the societal follies of Goya's time. The figures, seemingly blind and stumbling over each other, represent the blind obedience and the corruption of authority. Goya, known for his powerful social critiques, utilized the grotesque and the macabre to expose the absurdity of human nature.