Fransisco De Goya “Que Locura”

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Description

A beautifully preserved 20th-century etching from Francisco de Goya’s iconic Los Desastres de la Guerra series, plate 68 titled Que … Read more A beautifully preserved 20th-century etching from Francisco de Goya’s iconic Los Desastres de la Guerra series, plate 68 titled Que Locura. This impression is pulled from the original copper plate , printed on high-quality paper (likely woven or Lana Pur Fil type), and displays a strong plate impression with crisp line work.

Details & Provenance
• Title: Que Locura (What Madness)— Plate 68 from Los Desastres de la Guerra
• Period: Early 20th Century
• Medium: etching
• Paper: smooth, archival wove (no visible laid watermark)
• Margins: generous margins with lightly trimmed edges
• Condition: excellent, with light toning of margins only
• Framing: original mid-century gilt frame with carved edge, archival mat
• Back label: original gallery/inventory label with “GOYA” catalog note

This piece is ideal for collectors of Goya who appreciate the historical resonance of the Desastres series without requiring a first edition. The quality of the impression and condition make it a standout piece for display or curatorial collections.

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Dimensions
• Sheet size: approx. 8.5 (1/2)W x 6.5 (1/2) H
• Framed: ~28.275 (3/8)H x 30.3125 (5/16) W

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Price

$750 USD (or best offer)
Note: Price reflects rarity of restrike for this particular plate, condition, and presentation. The Frame itself is quality and worth about $400 in itself.

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