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Goya

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Francisco Goya werd tweeëntachtig jaar (1746-1828) en gedurende die tijd produceerde hij eengeweldige hoeveelheid werk – ongeveer 500 olieverfschilderijen en wandschilderingen, bijna 300 etsen en steendrukplaten, en een paar honderd tekeningen. Hij was zowel een bekwaam schilder als tekenaar en hij experimenteerde met tal van technieken; zelfs aan het einde van zijn leven was hij een pionier in de nieuwe drukmethode van de lithografie. Goya was in wezen een figuratieve schilder en hij behandelde heel veel verschillende onderwerpen. Hij ontwikkelde zich tot de toonaangevende portretschilder van Spanje, verfraaide kerken in Saragossa en Madrid met altaarstukken en wandschilderingen en ontwierp wandtapijten die het leven in Madrid verbeeldden. Zijn talrijke privé-schetsboeken bevatten zijn persoonlijke waarnemingen.

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Língua Holandês ● Formato EPUB ● Páginas 81 ● ISBN 9781781608159 ● Editora Confidential Concepts ● Publicado 2011 ● Carregável 6 vezes ● Moeda EUR ● ID 2604357 ● Proteção contra cópia Adobe DRM

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