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Saturn Devouring one of his Children, 1821-1823. Artist: Francisco Goya




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Saturn Devouring one of his Children, 1821-1823. Artist: Francisco Goya

Saturn Devouring one of his Children, 1821-1823. Found in the collection of the Prado, Madrid, Spain. A Greco-Roman mythological scene of the god Saturn consuming a child in reference to Spains ongoing civil conflicts. This painting is one of 14 in a series called the Black Paintings

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This print showcases Francisco Goya's iconic masterpiece, "Saturn Devouring one of his Children" created between 1821 and 1823. Housed in the esteemed Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain, this Greco-Roman mythological scene holds profound significance within the context of Spain's tumultuous civil conflicts during that time. Goya masterfully depicts the god Saturn consuming a helpless child, metaphorically alluding to the horrors and brutality inflicted upon innocent lives during these internal struggles. The painting is part of a larger series known as the Black Paintings, comprising fourteen haunting works. The image evokes a sense of unease through its use of color: predominantly grey tones symbolize despair and darkness while contrasting with vivid elements that emphasize evil and suffering. The nakedness portrayed adds vulnerability to both Saturn and his victim, intensifying their anguish. Through this powerful satire, Goya critiques societal norms and political corruption prevalent in nineteenth-century Spain. He skillfully captures a nightmarish atmosphere where deities themselves succumb to malevolence. As an oil painting from this era, it exemplifies Goya's exceptional artistry while reflecting religious undertones intertwined with political commentary. This artwork serves as a testament to Spain's complex history—a reminder of how art can convey profound messages about society and provoke contemplation on human nature itself.

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