King Charles III (1716–1788) was a benevolent monarch who tried to introduce the ideals and reforms of the ...
The enlightened Duchess of Osuna (1752–1834) came from one of the most important families of Spain’s ...
Appointed court painter in 1789, the artist poses festively dressed in his light-filled studio with his ...
The portrait subject is believed to be the Valencia-trained painter Asensio Juliá (1760–1832), who assisted ...
The lawyer, political writer, and poet Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos (1744–1811) was a close friend of Goya’s ...
The portrait of King Charles IV (1748–1819) was created on the occasion of his coronation in 1789. The son of ...
The infante Francisco de Paula (1794–1865) was the youngest son of King Charles IV and Queen María Luisa de ...
María Luisa de Parma (1751–1819) was the wife of King Charles IV and the mother of 14 infantes, including the ...
The successful merchant, banker, large landowner and politician in Zaragoza Martín Zapater (1747–1803), was ...
The celebrated poet Juan Antonio Meléndez Valdés (1754–1817) was also a lawyer committed to Enlightenment ...
Wearing a fashionable Empire dress, Antonia Zárate (1775–1811) was a well-known actress who belonged to the ...
For the Machioness of Villafranca (1780–1835), a lady from a high-ranking Aragonese noble family, painting ...
The Duchess of Alba (1762–1802), who held 15 further titles of nobility, was the sole heir to Spain’s ...
Goya depicted the young aristocrat (1801–1876) aged nearly ten. She was the daughter of the Marquess de ...
Manuel Godoy (1767–1851), who came from the lower nobility, was first secretary of state for four years ...
María Luisa de Borbón y Vallabriga (1783–1848) was a niece of King Charles III. Goya had already depicted the ...
The portrait of the highly decorated General Nicolas Philippe Guye (1773–1845) was painted during the French ...
The tall 32-year-old adjutant captain (b. 1779) came from a wealthy Basque merchant family. He served in ...
This self-portrait was painted a year after the end of the Spanish War of Independence. The 69-year-old ...
In Goya’s later Madrid period, the architect and director of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando ...
Eugenio García Arrieta (b. 1770–after 1820), a physician practicing in Madrid, treated the seriously ill ...
Ferdinand VII (1784–1833) was the oldest son of King Charles IV and reinstated as king (r. 1808, 1813–33) ...
A close friend of Goya’s, the Augustinian friar Juan Fernández de Rojas (1750–1819) was a professor of ...
In the workshop of the lithographer Cyprien Gaulon (1777–1858) in Bordeaux, Goya created the bullfighting ...
Leandro Fernández de Moratín (1760–1828) was one of the most prominent Spanish playwrights, poets and ...
Mariano Goya (1806–1874) was the son of Gumersinda Goicoechea and Javier Goya, the artist’s sole surviving ...
