Artist: Francisco De Goya
Tamanho: 5 x 67 cm
museu: Museo de Huesca (Huesca, Spain)
Técnica: Print
This 1825 print by Francisco de Goya is part of The Bulls of Bordeaux, a series of four lithographs: Spanish Entertainment; The Famous American, Mariano Ceballos; A Picador Caught by a Bull; and Bullfight in a Divided Ring. The Huesca Museum is one of the few institutions to have a complete set. It was part of the collection donated by Valentín Carderera. The lithography technique allowed Goya to work more quickly and freely. These prints show a strong use of chiaroscuro, which is typical of the predominantly expressionist style of his later work. This piece, known in Spanish as Bravo Toro or Brave Bull, uses the animal
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