What more can one do? 1815

"What more can one do?" is a print from Francisco de Goya's series *The Disasters of War*, created in 1815. The etching depicts a scene of brutality during the Peninsular War (1808–1814), where Spanish guerillas fought against the French. The image shows a group of soldiers, one of them stabbing a fallen man in the leg. The violent scene is captured in stark detail, with dark, haunting lines and a sense of immediacy. The artwork exposes the atrocities of war, prompting viewers to contemplate the horrors of violence and its impact on humanity.