Goya, an account of his life and worksCalvert, Albert Frederick
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Goya, an account of his life and works
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Goya, Francisco, 1746-1828
144. Portrait of an Architect,
145. Portrait of a Doctor,
146. Portrait of a Lady,
147. Portrait of a Lady,
148. Portrait of a Lady,
149. Portrait of a Lady,
150. Portrait of a Man,
151. Portrait of a Lady, Señor Orossen.
152. Portrait of a Lady,
153. Portrait of a Gentleman,
154. Charles IV., Comtesse de Paris.
155. Queen Maria Luisa, Comtesse de Paris.
156. The Infanta Isabel, Comtesse de Paris.
157. Portrait of a Man,
158. Don Felix Colon, Don Ricardo Traumann,
Madrid.
159. Don Felix Colon, Don Ricardo Traumann,
Madrid.
160. Portrait of a Man,
161. Portrait of a Boy,
162. Portrait of a Boy,
163. Portrait of a Boy,
164. Portrait of a Lady,
165. Portrait of a Lady,
166. Portrait of a Lady,
167. Portrait of a Young Lady, Mons. C. G., Paris.
168. Episode of the French Invasion of
1808, Prado, Madrid.
169. Episode of the French Invasion of
1808, Duquesa de Villahermosa.
170. Casting Bullets by Moonlight in the
Hills of Tardienta, Royal Palace, Madrid.
171. Scenes of the 2nd May 1808, Prado, Madrid.
172. Battle-Scene, Marques de Casa Torres,
Madrid.
173. Manufacturing Powder in the Sierra
de Tardienta, Royal Palace, Madrid.
174. The Tribunal of the Inquisition, Prado, Madrid.
175. The Procession of Flagellants, Academy of St. Ferdinand,
Madrid.
176. A Meeting of the Company of the
Philippines,
177. The City of Madrid: an Allegory, Corporation of Madrid.
178. Music: an Allegory, Don Luis Navas.
179. Spain making History, Don Luis Navas.
180. The Madhouse, Prado, Madrid.
181. The Majas of the Balcony, Duque de Marchesa.
182. The Majas of the Balcony,
183. The Majas of the Balcony,
184. La Maja (Nude), Prado, Madrid.
185. La Maja (Clothed), Prado, Madrid.
186. The Knife-Grinder, Budapest.
187. The Water-Carrier, Budapest.
188. Old Age, Lille Museum.
189. Robbery of a Coach, Marques de Castro Serna.
190. Brigands, Marques de la Romana.
191. Brigand murdering a Woman, Marques de la Romana.
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