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The Colossus Silhouette of a giant walking through the plains of a very dark landscape and sowing fear, death, misery and flight of the Spanish people. It is a symbol of Spains war of independence against Napoleon I Bonaparte
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The Colossus Silhouette of a giant walking through the plains of a very dark landscape and sowing fear, death, misery and flight of the Spanish people. It is a symbol of Spains war of independence against Napoleon I Bonaparte
JLJ4667846 The Colossus Silhouette of a giant walking through the plains of a very dark landscape and sowing fear, death, misery and flight of the Spanish people. It is a symbol of Spains war of independence against Napoleon I Bonaparte. Painting long attributed Francisco de Goya (1746-1828) but signed A. J. Asensio Julia (1760-1832), 1808-1812 Sun. 1, 16 X 1, 05 m Madrid. Musee Du Prado - The Colossus (also called Coloso or the Giant). Silhouette of a giant walking through a dark landscape causing fear, death and misery as people flee in panic. its seen as a symbol of the Spanish resistance during the independence war against Napoleon I Bonaparte. Painting previously attributed to Francisco de Goya (1746-1828) but signed A.J. Asensio Julia (1760-1832), one of Goyas assistants. 1808-1812. Oil on canvas, 1.16 x 1.05 m. Prado Museum, Madrid, Spain by Julia, Asensio (el Pescadoret) (1760-1832); Prado, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: The Colossus Silhouette of a giant walking through the plains of a very dark landscape and sowing fear, death, misery and flight of the Spanish people. It is a symbol of Spains war of independence against Napoleon I Bonaparte. Painting long attributed Francisco de Goya (1746-1828) but signed A. J. Asensio Julia (1760-1832), 1808-1812 Sun. 1, 16 X 1, 05 m Madrid. Musee Du Prado - The Colossus (also called Coloso or the Giant). Silhouette of a giant walking through a dark landscape causing fear, death and misery as people flee in panic. its seen as a symbol of the Spanish resistance during the independence war against Napoleon I Bonaparte. Painting previously attributed to Francisco de Goya (1746-1828) but signed A.J. Asensio Julia (1760-1832), one of Goyas assistants. 1808-1812. Oil on canvas, 1.16 x 1.05 m. Prado Museum, Madrid, Spain); Photo © Photo Josse
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The Colossus - A Symbol of Spanish Resistance Against Napoleon I Bonaparte
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. This print captures the essence of "The Colossus" a powerful and haunting painting that has long been attributed to Francisco de Goya. However, it is now signed by A. J. Asensio Julia, one of Goya's assistants, adding an intriguing layer to its history. In this image, we see the silhouette of a giant walking through a desolate and dark landscape. The giant symbolizes fear, death, misery, and the flight of the Spanish people during Spain's war of independence against Napoleon I Bonaparte. It serves as a poignant reminder of the hardships faced by the Spanish population during this tumultuous period. As people flee in panic from the colossal figure, their desperation is palpable. The artist skillfully portrays their terror and anguish through his brushstrokes. This masterpiece has become an iconic representation of Spanish resistance against Napoleonic rule. Displayed at Madrid's Prado Museum, this oil on canvas painting measures 1.16 x 1.05 meters and holds immense historical significance for Spain. Its inclusion in fine art collections worldwide speaks to its enduring impact on viewers. Through this print by Josse Photography, we are transported into a world where darkness looms large over hope but also highlights humanity's resilience in times of adversity. It serves as both a testament to Spain's past struggles and an inspiration for future generations striving for freedom and independence.
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