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Discover the intricate beauty of drypoint cream laid paper, a medium beloved by renowned Spanish artist Francisco de Goya. In his series of etchings from 1796-1797, Goya masterfully captures the essence of human emotions and societal commentary. In 'Volaverunt' (They have flown), Goya's skilled hand brings to life a scene filled with mystery and intrigue. The delicate texture of the drypoint cream laid paper enhances the depth and detail in this captivating artwork. 'Hasta la muerte' (Until death) portrays a somber moment frozen in time. The subtle nuances on the cream laid paper highlight Goya's ability to evoke powerful emotions through his art. Gaze upon 'Devota profesion' (Devout profession) and be mesmerized by Goya's depiction of religious devotion. The creamy surface adds an ethereal quality to this profound piece. With 'Aguarda que te unten, ' 'Linda maestra. ' (Pretty teacher. ), and 'Alla va eso. ' (There it goes. ), we witness Goya's versatility as an artist. Each stroke on the cream laid paper tells its own story, inviting viewers to interpret their meaning. Inquiring minds will be captivated by 'Donde va mama?' (Where is mother going?) as they ponder its enigmatic narrative captured on smooth drypoint cream laid paper. 'Miren que grabes. ' (Look how solemn they are) showcases Goya's keen observation skills, while every line etched onto the textured surface creates depth and intensity within this thought-provoking artwork. The boldness of expression shines through in 'Tragala perro. ' (Swallow it, dog. ) as Goya fearlessly challenges societal norms. The contrast between dark ink lines and light-toned cream laid paper adds drama to this rebellious piece. With 'Si quebro el Cantaro. ' (Yes he broke the pot) and 'Aquellos polbos.