Pøbel (28) 1810 - 1820

"Pøbel (28)" is an etching by Francisco Goya, created between 1810 and 1820. Part of his series "The Disasters of War", it depicts the brutal violence and suffering inflicted during the Peninsular War. The image shows a group of individuals, including a woman striking a fallen soldier with a club, while a man in the background wields a rifle. The scene is rendered in Goya's signature dark and graphic style, emphasizing the brutality of war. The print captures the chaotic and tragic nature of conflict, showcasing Goya's critique of war and its impact on humanity. "The Disasters of War" series is a powerful testament to the horrors of conflict, using Goya's artistic genius to expose the dark realities of war.