Quotes attributed to this man begin each chapter subsection of Alejo Carpentier's Explosion in a Cathedral, and an Andrey Voznesensky poem that invokes "the embers of the cities on the snows of the year 1941" opens and closes with the line "I am" this man.  The seventh stanza of Baudelaire's Beacons mentions "naked children / Tempting demons by loosening their stockings" and "fetuses roasting on the spit" and is dedicated to this man, "nightmare of unknown things."  In another poem, the speaker notes that this man's figures "writhe upon the page / in a veritable rage / of adversity," at the exact moment they first attained the title of "suffering humanity."  FTP, name this painter whose "greatest scenes" are the subject of a poem in Lawrenc
Quotes attributed to this man begin each chapter subsection of Alejo Carpentier's Explosion in a Cathedral, and an Andrey Voznesensky poem that invokes "the embers of the cities on the snows of the year 1941" opens and closes with the line "I am" this man.  The seventh stanza of Baudelaire's Beacons mentions "naked children / Tempting demons by loosening their stockings" and "fetuses roasting on the spit" and is dedicated to this man, "nightmare of unknown things."  In another poem, the speaker notes that this man's figures "writhe upon the page / in a veritable rage / of adversity," at the exact moment they first attained the title of "suffering humanity."  FTP, name this painter whose "greatest scenes" are the subject of a poem in Lawrence Ferlinghetti's A Coney Island of the Mind.
Quotes attributed to this man begin each chapter subsection of Alejo Carpentier's Explosion in a Cathedral, and an Andrey Voznesensky poem that invokes "the embers of the cities on the snows of the year 1941" opens and closes with the line "I am" this man.  
Francisco Jose de {Goya} y Lucientes (5) [AH]