Francisco Goya, 'De qué sirve una taza?', March 1863.
Etching with burnished aquatint and lavis. 128 mm x 182 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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'De qué sirve una taza?', March 1863
Francisco Goya (1746 - 1828)
RA Collection: Art
128 mm x 182 mm
Los Desastres De La Guerra: Coleccion de ochenta láminas inventadas y grabadas al agua fuerte Por Don Francisco Goya. - Madrid.: 1863.
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