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2. news.artnet.com › art-world › goya-book-excerptIn 1776, Young Francisco Goya Set Out to Make Copies of Diego ...

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   Nov 26, 2020 · Francisco Goya, The Blind Guitar Player (ca. 1778). Goya’s project after Velázquez might also have introduced him to José Moñino y Redondo, who would play a significant role in his career over the next five years.

3. museogoya.fundacionibercaja.es › en › copias-deCopies of Velázquez | Goya Museum - Collection Ibercaja

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   Copies of Velázquez. On 28 July 1778, the Gaceta de Madrid announced the appearance of nine prints drawn and engraved by Goya from paintings by Velázquez. Although Goya was not yet painter to the king, he must have had easy access to the Royal Palace, where Velázquez’s work had been collected.

4. archive.org › details › velazquezgoyadeh0000orteVelazquez, Goya, and The dehumanization of art; - Archive.org

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   Jul 24, 2021 · Velazquez, Goya, and The dehumanization of art; by. Ortega y Gasset, José, 1883-1955. Publication date. 1972. Topics. Velázquez, Diego, 1599-1660, Goya, Francisco, 1746-1828, Art -- Philosophy. Publisher.

5. madridtouristguides.com › es › tourVELÁZQUEZ Y GOYA. OBRAS MAESTRAS DEL MUSEO DEL PRADO

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   Genios del Arte como Edouard Manet, Paul Cezanne, Van Gogh, Mark Rothko o Cy Twombly, entre muchos más, utilizaron en sus obras maestras técnicas y estilos originales de Cuadros de Velazquez y Cuadros de Goya. Velázquez y Goya lograron la fama tanto en España como en el extranjero.

6. www.metmuseum.org › art › collectionGoya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes) | Gaspar de Guzmán ...

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   This is one of a number of etchings Goya made after paintings by the esteemed Spanish artist Diego Velázquez that were in the royal collection in Madrid. Velázquez’s painting of Count-Duke of Olivares—King Philip IV’s prime minister—dates to about 1636.

7. goya.unizar.es › InfoGoya › WorkThe prints: Goya's etchings of Velazquez's work - unizar.es

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   Goya made etchings of Velazquez' work and also painted copies of some of his portraits such as Aesop, Mennipus and Innocent X, one of the great portraits in art history. This series shows the admiration that Goya felt for the greatest Spanish painter of the 17th century.

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   Where did Goya meet Velázquez?

   • In a world where high-quality digital reproductions of masterpieces are only a click away, it is hard to imagine Goya’s encounter with the paintings of Velázquez, dispersed in the royal palace among the king’s dining room, conversation room, and dressing room; the queen’s salon; and the salon of the prince and princess of Asturias.

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   Did Francisco Goya copy the masterpieces of Diego Velázquez?

   • That should change, he wrote, now that Spain had produced such talents as Francisco Goya, who was more than capable of reproducing the magnificent works. Goya took up the cause and set out to copy the masterpieces of one artist he admired in particular, the former lead painter in the court of King Philip IV, Diego Velázquez.

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   Who was Francisco Goya?

   • Francisco Goya, The Blind Guitar Player (ca. 1778). Goya’s project after Velázquez might also have introduced him to José Moñino y Redondo, who would play a significant role in his career over the next five years.

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   Why did Goya send Zapater prints after Velázquez?

   • With his stock of tapestry sketches depleted, Goya could offer his friend only the “old one of the dance” to be put in a corner, as previously mentioned. He also sent Zapater prints after Velázquez, promising others as they were published, and mentioned in passing the “troubles” he had with them, offering no further details.

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9. www.nortonsimon.org › exhibitions › 1980-1989Goya: Early Prints and Interpretations after Velazquez

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   Exhibitions. Goya: Early Prints and Interpretations after Velazquez. July 6, 1989 – June 24, 1990. Twenty-one engravings by Francisco de Goya y Lucientes are on display in Goya: Early Prints and Interpretive Etchings after Velazquez.