Goya Self Portrait after Los Caprichos Plate 1 Print Spanish Art Dark Academia Framed Wall Art Vertical

Goya Self Portrait after Los Caprichos Plate 1 Print Spanish Art Dark Academia Framed Wall Art Vertical

Self-portrait print of Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (1746–1828), depicting the artist himself after Plate 1 of Los Caprichos.

Los Caprichos was a series of satirical prints created by the Spanish artist Francisco Goya, examining the social follies, superstition, religious hypocrisy, and abuses of power in late 18th-century Spain. This self-portrait is Plate 1, the opening image of the series.

This print appears to be a heliogravure, most likely from a vintage art publication or folio. The paper has a clearly defined plate mark, consistent with intaglio printing. The rich, dark ink accentuates the shadows and intricate details characteristic of Goya’s compositions.

Presented in a contemporary faux-burled-wood frame in a warm brown tone, this portrait suits Dark Academia, traditional European, Old World, and eclectic interiors. A fitting addition for admirers of Goya.

The print is in good condition, with paper toning consistent with age and an edge tear mostly concealed by the mat, as shown. Carefully packing and fully insured shipping with tracking.

Measurements (approximate):
• Frame Size: 15.75" × 11.75" (40.0 × 29.8 cm)
• Full Sheet: 11.10" × 8.78" (28.2 × 22.3 cm)
• Plate Mark: 5.71" × 7.87" (14.5 × 20.0 cm)
• Printed Image: 5.20" × 4.33" (13.2 × 11.0 cm)

Item ID: 5894 A