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de GUDIOL, JOSÉ
de GUDIOL, JOSÉ
When asked who he considered an importance influence, Picasso onlymentioned Goya (1746-1828). But, his extremely influence has arrivedto a lot of modern and contemporary painters, such as Manet, theExpressionist movement on early twentieth-century and, most recently,Francis Bacon and Sigmar Polke. As painter of the Spanish Court, hecreated series of tapestry cartoons, wallpaintings, and individualsand group portraits, but, after his serious illness in late 1792, hestarts an important body of uncommissioned works that introduces newelements which greatly enhance their expressive potential. This book,wrote by Jos Gudiol, one of the most renowed specialist in Spanishpainting, is focuses on Goyas profoundly disturbing imagery, anddemonstrates that his modernity derives from his lifelonginvestigation of what lies behind the world of appearances andconvention.
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