Francisco de Goya (1746-1828), an exceptional witness to Spain's turbulent journey from enlightenment back to absolutism, was a complex and insightful artist. His paintings constitute a chronicle of his times as well as a study of the human condition, capturing emotions which range from extreme violence and despair to selfless heroism. This lecture will examine the central periods in Goya's evolution, focusing on and discussing in detail some of his masterpieces.

We are pleased to announce the programme for this year’s Lunchtime Talks, which will be delivered via Zoom Webinar. Two talks are available for booking and three more will be advertised later this term.  Talks are free for 3Ls members and £3 for non-members. 

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