José Costa y Bonells c. 1810
franciscodegoya
painting, oil-paint
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portrait
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figurative
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neoclacissism
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painting
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oil-paint
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oil painting
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genre-painting
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academic-art
Francisco Goya's "José Costa y Bonells" (c. 1810) is a portrait of a young boy, likely a member of the Spanish aristocracy, dressed in lavish clothing and holding a toy horse. The painting is a striking example of Goya's mastery of portraiture, capturing the child's innocence and the richness of the subject's social standing. The inclusion of a toy horse suggests a playful and youthful nature, while the dark background emphasizes the solemnity of the occasion. This captivating portrayal exemplifies Goya's versatility and ability to capture individual personalities with striking detail.
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