Gabriele Finaldi
Esta importante pintura, que habitualmente no puede verse, ha sido cedida a la National Gallery para su exhibición en la Sala 1.
La obra pertenece a la Fundación Magnani-Rocca de Parma, Italia, y durante el cierre invernal de la institución estará expuesta en Londres. Realizada en 1784, fue el retrato de Goya más ambicioso y de mayor tamaño hasta esa fecha. Un trabajo de gran imaginación y destreza, con el que se inicio la carrera de Goya como pintor de la familia real española y sirvió de ensayo para la grandiosa Familia de Carlos IV (Museo Nacional del Prado). National Gallery, Londres.
Del 1 de diciembre de 2001 al 3 de marzo de 2002. más información Goya’s ‘The Family of the Infante Don Luis’ at the National Gallery This important painting, which is not often seen, is on loan to the National Gallery in a Room 1 display. The painting belongs to the Magnani-Rocca Foundation in Parma, Italy, and during the Foundation’s winter closure has been placed on show in London. Painted in 1784, it was Goya’s most ambitious and largest portrait to date. A work of great imagination and skill, it initiated Goya’s career as painter to the Spanish Royal Family and was his practice-run for the great Family of Charles IV (Museo Nacional del Prado). National Gallery, London.
From 1st December 2001 to 3rd March 2002. further information
Del 1 de diciembre de 2001 al 3 de marzo de 2002. más información Goya’s ‘The Family of the Infante Don Luis’ at the National Gallery This important painting, which is not often seen, is on loan to the National Gallery in a Room 1 display. The painting belongs to the Magnani-Rocca Foundation in Parma, Italy, and during the Foundation’s winter closure has been placed on show in London. Painted in 1784, it was Goya’s most ambitious and largest portrait to date. A work of great imagination and skill, it initiated Goya’s career as painter to the Spanish Royal Family and was his practice-run for the great Family of Charles IV (Museo Nacional del Prado). National Gallery, London.
From 1st December 2001 to 3rd March 2002. further information
Francisco de Goya, La familia del Infante Don Luis, 1784