Prints After Goya Los Caprichos Set of 3 Framed Spanish Art Wall Decor

Prints After Goya Los Caprichos Set of 3 Framed Spanish Art Wall Decor

A striking set of three prints after Francisco Goya’s celebrated Los Caprichos series, each numbered and titled:

P. 5. Tal para qual
A cynical view of romance in which two lovers manipulate one another, making them perfectly suited to each other.

55. Hasta la muerte
A satire on vanity and self-delusion, depicting an elderly woman dressing up while seemingly oblivious to the amusement of her servants.

61. Volaverunt
A surreal and unsettling image suggesting instability and the precarious nature of social standing, with a woman borne aloft by shadowy figures.

Created by the Spanish artist Francisco Goya (1746–1828), Los Caprichos is a series of satirical prints that examines the social follies, superstition, religious hypocrisy, and abuses of power in late 18th-century Spain. Its imaginative and often unsettling imagery remains among Goya’s most influential work.

These prints appear to be heliogravures, possibly from a vintage art publication or folio. Each has a clearly defined plate mark, consistent with intaglio printing. The rich, dark ink accentuates the shadows and intricate details of Goya’s compositions.

Presented in contemporary faux-burled-wood frames in a warm brown tone, the set suits Dark Academia, traditional European, Old World, and eclectic interiors. Display the three together in an entryway, living room, library, or home office, or incorporate them into a gallery wall of European art. They would appeal to admirers of Goya and satirical art.

The prints are in very good condition, with light paper toning, as shown in the photographs.

Carefully packed and shipped fully insured with tracking.

Measurements:
Frame Size: 15.75" × 11.75" (40.0 × 29.8 cm)

Item ID: 5894 E Set 3