Murió la verdad (Truth has died)

Francisco Goya Y Lucientes, 1746 - 1828

Murió la verdad (Truth has died)

Francisco Goya Y Lucientes 1746 - 1828

Summary

A woman lies prone at the bottom of the image, surrounded by shining light which radiates from her. Figures of monks and priests surround her in the shadows. A bishop stands at the centre, raising his right hand in blessing. A woman swoons to the right. To the left are monks with shovels, apparently preparing to bury the woman. There is a shadowy cross in the background.

Object Name

Murió la verdad (Truth has died)

Creators Name

Francisco Goya Y Lucientes

Date Created

1863

Dimensions

plate mark: 17.4cm x 21.6cm
support: 24.9cm x 34.1cm

accession number

1983.901

Collection Group

fine art
on paper, print
foreign

Place of creation

Madrid

Support

paper

Medium

ink (black)

Credit

Purchased with the assistance of the Bostock Will Trust and the National Art Collections Fund.

Legal

© Manchester Art Gallery

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