Og de er der stadig 1797 - 1798

"Og de er der stadig" is a print from Francisco Goya's "The Disasters of War" series, created between 1797 and 1798. This etching depicts a scene of devastation and despair, where a group of figures are crushed under a large slab. The figures are rendered with stark detail, highlighting their suffering. The print's title, "And they're still there", emphasizes the enduring impact of the war. This series, a poignant commentary on the brutality of the Napoleonic Wars, continues to resonate with viewers today.