Heavier than a Dead Donkey, from Los Proverbios (1815) by Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, Framed Print Sleeveless S 94 66 42 M

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Heavier than a Dead Donkey, from Los Proverbios (1815) by Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, Framed Print Sleeveless S 94 66 42 MOriginal public domain art from the Art Institute of Chicago, enhanced in high resolution. Etching and aquatint, with scratches, in brown on ivory wove paper. Plate 1 from 'Los Proverbios'. Four decades after the artists death, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts acquired 18 intaglio plates like this from an unfinished series by Francisco Jos de Goya y Lucientes. In an attempt to ascribe a theme to their enigmatic imagery, the prints were published with