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Barbarroja the Jester

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This artwork presents a full-length portrait of a man, rendered in a style reminiscent of old master prints. The figure is the central focus, dressed in what appears to be period attire, with a soft cap and a long, flowing garment draped over his shoulders. He holds a slender staff in each hand, lending a sense of formality and perhaps authority to his pose. The artist's mastery of light and shadow, evident in the subtle gradations of tone, creates a depth that belies the simplicity of the medium. The backdrop is intentionally plain, enhancing the visual prominence of the subject.

Barbarroja the Jester

Francisco Goya

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1778

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2464 × 4096 px
325 × 441 mm

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