Goya, 1778 - De blinde gitarist (The Blind Guitar) - fine art print

Achtergrondinformatie over de kunstreplica van het schilderij The blind guitarist (The Blind Guitar)

Dit klassieke kunstschilderij The blind guitarist (The Blind Guitar) is gemaakt door de kunstenaar Goya in 1778. De 240 years old work of art was made with the size of Sheet: 14 in × 21 5/8 in (35,5 × 55 cm). Etching; working proof was used by the artist as the technique for the artpiece. It is part of the Het Metropolitan Museum of Art digitale collectie, een van 's werelds grootste en mooiste kunstmusea, met meer dan twee miljoen kunstwerken verspreid over vijfduizend jaar wereldcultuur, van de prehistorie tot heden en uit alle delen van de wereld.. Met dank aan - The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Purchase, Jacob H. Schiff Bequest, 1922 (publiek domein). Creditline of the artwork: Purchase, Jacob H. Schiff Bequest, 1922. Furthermore, alignment is in Landschap formaat met een zijverhouding van 3: 2, Waardoor de lengte is 50% langer dan de breedte.

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What does the website of the The Metropolitan Museum of Art write about this artwork from the painter Goya? (© Copyright - Het Metropolitan Museum of Art - Het Metropolitan Museum of Art)

In the spring of 1778 Goya submitted an oil cartoon depcting the blind guitatist to the Royal Tapestry Factory of Santa Barbara in Madrid for it to be woven into a tapestry. Because of the complexity of the design it proved too difficult for the weavers to interpret and alterations had to be made. This etching - his largest ever and the only print after one of his own works - is thought to record his first design before he modified it. The modified cartoon is today in the Museo del Prado, Madrid. Goya recognized the ability of the etching medium to convey minute detail and in this print, he emphasises the different expressions of those surrounding the guitarist. Few impresions of this print are known. This is a working proof touched by the artist with graphite.