Todos Caerán. 1796 - 1797

"Todos Caerán" (All Will Fall) is a print from Francisco de Goya's "Los Caprichos", a series of 80 etchings published in 1799. This print depicts a fantastical scene, showcasing Goya's dark and satirical commentary on human folly. The print shows figures with grotesque features, seemingly performing a ritualistic act of violence. It’s believed to be a critique of superstition and blind faith, common themes in Goya's works. “Todos Caerán” embodies the artist’s mastery of etching, characterized by stark contrasts and dramatic composition, making this artwork a cornerstone of his artistic output.