One woman in this painting stands in front of a darkened version of Furini's Lot and his Daughters, a possible criticism of her morality. On the left, a young woman stands with her face to the wall next to an elderly woman with a large nose and wide eyes showing the effects of lupus. Since the subjects of this painting were all sketched separately before being painted together, they are all looking in different directions. Notoriously derided for depicting "the corner baker and his wife after they have won the lottery," this painting portrays i
One woman in this painting stands in front of a darkened version of Furini's Lot and his Daughters, a possible criticism of her morality. On the left, a young woman stands with her face to the wall next to an elderly woman with a large nose and wide eyes showing the effects of lupus. Since the subjects of this painting were all sketched separately before being painted together, they are all looking in different directions. Notoriously derided for depicting "the corner baker and his wife after they have won the lottery," this painting portrays its title figure wearing a blue sash and numerous glittering medals. The artist stands in shadow in the back of this work, which depicts him using a mirror to paint Maria Luisa and Carlos Maria Isidro. For 10 points, name this Francisco Goya painting, commonly interpreted as a caricature of the title Spanish monarch and his relatives.
One woman in this painting stands in front of a darkened version of Furini's Lot and his Daughters, a possible criticism of her morality.
The Family of Charles IV