Les Chefs Douevre Collection

Las Meninas, 1656 (1939). Artist: Diego Velasquez
Las Meninas, 1656 (1939). Infanta Margarita, is attended by two of the Queen`s meninas or maids-ofhonour: Maria Agustina Sarmiento and Isabel de Velasco

The injured Mason, 1786-1787 (1939). Artist: Francisco Goya
The injured Mason, 1786-1787 (1939). Two workers carry another, who has been wounded in a work accident. The scaffolding in the background reveals the underlying subject as workersś safety

A Procession of Flagellants, 1812-1819 (1939). Artist: Francisco Goya
A Procession of Flagellants, 1812-1819 (1939). A procession of Roman Catholic men dressed in white, wearing pointed hats and whipping their bared backs in penitence

Powder production in the Sierra de Tardienta, 1814 (1939). Artist: Francisco Goya
Powder production in the Sierra de Tardienta, 1814 (1939). From Les Chefs-D Ouevre Du Musee Du Prado. [Les Editions Holbein, Switzerland, 1939]

General Jose de Urrutia, c1798 (1939). Artist: Francisco Goya
General Jose de Urrutia, c1798 (1939). Jose Ramon de Urrutia y de las Casas (1739-1803), Spanish captain general and military engineer

The Painter Francisco Bayeu, 1795 (1939). Artist: Francisco Goya
The Painter Francisco Bayeu, 1795 (1939). Francisco Bayeu y Subias (1734-1795), Spanish Neoclassic painter. The painting is held at the Museo del Prado, Madrid

The San Isidro Meadow, 1788 (1939). Artist: Francisco Goya
The San Isidro Meadow, 1788 (1939). The sensations of life and hustle and bustle of crowds sitting in a meadow with landscape opening onto the Manzanares River with panoramic view of Madrid

The Military Man and the Lady, 1779 (1939). Artist: Francisco Goya
The Military Man and the Lady, 1779 (1939). An overly adorned lady accompanied by her suitor, glances up at a couple leaning on a wall. The painting is held at the Museo del Prado, Madrid

A Fair in Madrid, 1779 (1939). Artist: Francisco Goya
A Fair in Madrid, 1779 (1939). A seller displays vessels, furniture, used clothing and paintings in the Plaza de la Cebada, Madrid with the dome of San Francisco el Grande in distance

Self-Portrait, 1815 (1939). Artist: Francisco Goya
Self-Portrait, 1815 (1939). Spanish romantic painter and printmaker, considered the most important Spanish artist of late 18th and early 19th centuries as a commentator and chronicler of his era

Queen Mariana of Austria, 1652-1653 (1939). Artist: Diego Velasquez
Queen Mariana of Austria, 1652-1653 (1939). Mariana of Austria (1634-1696), Queen consort King Philip IV of Spain. At his death in 1665, she became regent for her son Charles II

The Buffoon with books, c1644 (1939). Artist: Diego Velasquez
The Buffoon with books, c1644 (1939). The painting is held at the Museo del Prado, Madrid. From Les Chefs-D Ouevre Du Musee Du Prado. [Les Editions Holbein, Switzerland, 1939]

Portrait of a Man, c1623 (1939). Artist: Diego Velasquez
Portrait of a Man, c1623 (1939). The painting is held at the Museo del Prado, Madrid. From Les Chefs-D Ouevre Du Musee Du Prado. [Les Editions Holbein, Switzerland, 1939]

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"Les Chefs-d'œuvre: A Glimpse into the Masterpieces of Velasquez and Goya" Step into a world where art comes alive, as we explore the captivating works of two renowned Spanish artists - Diego Velasquez and Francisco Goya. From the iconic "Las Meninas" to the haunting "The Injured Mason, " these masterpieces have stood the test of time, leaving an indelible mark on art history. Velasquez's brushstrokes transport us to 17th-century Spain with his mesmerizing portrayal of Queen Mariana of Austria. The delicate details in her regal attire and serene expression reveal a glimpse into royal life during that era. Meanwhile, "The Buffoon with books" captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing Velasquez's ability to depict both humor and depth within his subjects. Goya's artistic genius shines through in his diverse range of works. "A Procession of Flagellants" immerses us in a dark ritualistic scene, evoking powerful emotions through its dramatic composition. Similarly, "Powder production in the Sierra de Tardienta" transports us to an industrial landscape filled with laborious workers amidst billowing smoke. In contrast, Goya's portraits offer intimate glimpses into individuals' lives. Whether it is General Jose de Urrutia exuding authority or The Painter Francisco Bayeu lost in creative thought, each stroke reveals their unique personalities. Additionally, "The Military Man and the Lady" portrays an intriguing encounter between two figures from different walks of life while inviting viewers to ponder deeper meanings. Goya also captures everyday scenes like no other artist can - from bustling fairs depicted vividly in "A Fair in Madrid" to tranquil landscapes such as "The San Isidro Meadow. " These paintings showcase not only Goya's technical prowess but also his ability to capture moments that resonate universally.