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Qué se rompe la cuerda (The cord breaks) (Disasters of War, no. 77)

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Qué se rompe la cuerda (The cord breaks) (Disasters of War, no. 77)
Qué se rompe la cuerda (The cord breaks) (Disasters of War, no. 77)

Qué se rompe la cuerda (The cord breaks) (Disasters of War, no. 77)

Artist Francisco de Goya Spanish, 1746-1828
Date1810 (published 1892)
DimensionsImage: 6 3/4 × 8 3/16 in. (17.1 × 20.8 cm)
Sheet: 10 1/4 × 14 in. (26 × 35.6 cm)
MediumEtching
ClassificationPrints
Credit LineFrederick B. and Kate L. Shoemaker Fund
Object number
1941.135
Not on View
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  • Works on Paper
Published ReferencesDelteil, L., Francisco Goya, Le Peintre Engraveur, Illustre, Paris, 1922, no. 196, IV/IV.Exhibition HistoryToledo Museum of Art, Prints and Authors from the Time of Manet, September 13, 2012-January 13, 2013.
Un Caballero espanol en plaza que brando rejoncillos sin auxilio de los chulos. (A Spaniard breaks lance without aid of his companions) (From "Tauromachios" - No. 13)
Un Caballero espanol en plaza que brando rejoncillos sin auxilio de los chulos. (A Spaniard breaks lance without aid of his companions) (From "Tauromachios" - No. 13)
Francisco de Goya
1815
No se puede saber por qué (Nobody knows why) (Disasters of War, no. 35)
No se puede saber por qué (Nobody knows why) (Disasters of War, no. 35)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
Image Not Available for Qué hai que hacer mas? (What more can be done?) (Disasters of War, no. 33)
Qué hai que hacer mas? (What more can be done?) (Disasters of War, no. 33)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
Se aprovechan (They equip themselves) (Disasters of War, no. 16)
Se aprovechan (They equip themselves) (Disasters of War, no. 16)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
No se convienen (They do not agree) (Disasters of War, no. 17)
No se convienen (They do not agree) (Disasters of War, no. 17)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
No se puede mirar (That is not to be looked at) (Disasters of War, no. 26)
No se puede mirar (That is not to be looked at) (Disasters of War, no. 26)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
Bien te se está (This brings you luck) (Disasters of War, no. 6)
Bien te se está (This brings you luck) (Disasters of War, no. 6)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
Image Not Available for Se defiende bien (He defends himself well) (Disasters of War, no. 78)
Se defiende bien (He defends himself well) (Disasters of War, no. 78)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
Image Not Available for Por qué? (Why?) (Disasters of War, no. 32)
Por qué? (Why?) (Disasters of War, no. 32)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
Tristes presentimientos de lo que ha de acontecer. (gloomy presentiments of things to come.) (Disasters of War, no. 1)
Tristes presentimientos de lo que ha de acontecer. (gloomy presentiments of things to come.) (Disasters of War, no. 1)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
Que valor! (What courage!) (Disasters of War, no. 7)
Que valor! (What courage!) (Disasters of War, no. 7)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)
No hay qué dar voces. (Shoutings no good) (Disasters of War, no. 58)
No hay qué dar voces. (Shoutings no good) (Disasters of War, no. 58)
Francisco de Goya
1810 (published 1892)

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