As supreme mirages of dark delight and horror, Goya’s late paintings and etchings were probably inspired by the imagery of gothic novels, which he must have read either in English or French, for the ...

These are Gothic showstoppers ... be counted as among the most considerable homages in art history. Of these two recent lives of Goya, Connell’s is the livelier and more concise narrative ...

This image provided by the New Mexico Museum of Art shows Francisco de Goya's "The Spanish Entertainment." SANTA FE - A collection of drawings by Spanish artist Francisco de Goya is part of an ...

(The Hispanic Society is dedicated to art and cultures of Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries.) Kientz believes that there is presently a dearth of scholarly interest Goya, especially given ...

SANTA FE - A collection of drawings by Spanish artist Francisco de Goya is part of an international exhibition that's making only one stop in the U.S. That stop is in New Mexico. "Renaissance to ...