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227: 216: 44: 291:. In these works, Goya strips the surrounding elements to force the audience to focus on the shocking nature of the subject. The etchings don't appear to have a narrative, as each one depicts a scene independent of others. Goya has become known for his depictions of these subjects of violence and suffering due to his willingness to leave out the beauty of art and instead create pieces that shock and disturb the viewer. 680: 203:, stating that he found himself "sometimes raving with a mood that I myself cannot stand." Around this time, he also experienced the death of his brother-in-law from illness. This period of Goya's life inspired a change in the composition of his works towards darker compositions than early in his life. Speaking of the set of paintings that 163:
hat, another makes a gesture of blessing to the viewer, whilst many of the others are naked. Some of the figures can also be interpreted allegorically, as a gallery of parodies of powerful figures in society, such as the clergy or the army (represented by the man in the tricorne). It develops the
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patients. The mentally ill were seen as possessed and often found themselves subjects of public entertainment. Goya had firsthand experience with insanity, as an aunt and uncle of his had suffered from it. He was also familiar with suffering from illness, as he had fallen extremely ill in 1792,
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by placing the subjects in a dingy room, while portraying them as people who are suffering, as opposed to people who need to be restrained for their own good. These two works depicting asylums were not Goya's only exploration of suffering. Over the period of 1810-1820, he created eighty-three
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depicts the manic patients being let out into the asylum yard, where the central figures wrestle while the guard attempts to restrain them. This work would have been composed around the time that Goya was recovering from his illness.
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struggling to keep his balance and walk as well as suffering partial blindness and deafness. While he eventually recovered, he remained deaf for the rest of his life, and it has been speculated that he had been suffering from
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is unique for its time due to its depiction of the inhabitants, straying from the stereotypical depictions of the insane and instead portraying more realistic behaviors and actions.
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concluded, Goya said; "I have succeeded in making observations for which there is normally no opportunity in commissioned works, which give no scope for fantasy and invention."
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Unfortunate events in the front seats of the ring of Madrid, and the death of the mayor of Torrejón
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Goya had already touched on the issues of mental illnesses and suffering his 1794 painting
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Critics have not reached a consensus about the meaning or purpose of
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This article is about a painting. For the T.J. Benson novel, see
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around this time, especially their practices, such as
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Index

The Madhouse (novel)

Francisco Goya
Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
Madrid
oil on panel
Francisco Goya
Zaragoza
mental asylum
madness
Piranesian
caricatures
tricorne
Los disparates
salons
Spanish Enlightenment
manacling
Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada syndrome
depression
Goya's 1794 painting depicting two mentally ill patients fighting in a courtyard while other insane patients either watch or show their own signs of madness, while a ward tries to break up the fight.
A man about to cut off the head of a soldier with an axe. There is little landscape and instead focuses on the action of the man with the axe, as well as the pile of people on the ground, chiefly the soldier pleading for his life.
Yard with Lunatics
etchings
The Disasters of War
Dos de Mayo Uprising
Peninsular War
depict violence
reform asylums
Philippe Pinel
William Tuke

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