FAQ About Francisco Goya

Francisco Goya's political views had a significant influence on his work, particularly during the tumultuous period of the Peninsular War and Spain's political upheavals. Goya was critical of the corruption and brutality he witnessed in society, which is evident in his paintings and prints that tackle themes of social injustice, political and religious critique, and the human cost of war. His pieces often convey a profound sense of empathy for the plight of the common people.