Goya's Women: Art and Reality

The exhibition 'Volaverunt. Goya's Prints in Contemporary Context' explores the artist's role as a keen observer and commentator through a critical lens. Goya's mastery of printmaking techniques showcases a sensitivity that anticipates modern art, while also addressing themes of gender and identity. Dr. M. Lluïsa Faxedas will examine Goya’s engravings and their relevance in depicting the changing model of femininity during the War of Independence. This insightful analysis will shed light on the artist's unique portrayal of women and societal norms, encouraging viewers to reflect on the historical and cultural significance of Goya's work in relation to female representation.