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Artist



Alternative names	Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, Francisco Goya
Description	Spanish painter and printmaker
Date of birth/death	30 March 1746	16 April 1828
Location of birth/death	Fuendetodos	Bordeaux
Work location	Madrid, Zaragoza, Bordeaux
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

Spanish: Corral de Locos
‚Courtyard with Lunatics‘ or ‚Yard with Madmen‘

Description

English: In one of his letters, Goya describes the painting: "a yard with lunatics, in which two nude men fight with their warden beating them... [it is a scene I saw in Zaragoza]."

Español: Corral de Locos, Francisco de Goya 1794

Date

1794

Medium

Oil on tin plated iron

Dimensions

43.8 × 32.7 cm (17.2 × 12.9 in)

Current location

Meadows Museum

	Location	Dallas
	Coordinates	32° 50′ 18.24″ N, 96° 47′ 3.48″ W
	Established	1965
	Website	www.meadowsmuseumdallas.org

Accession number

67.01

Credit line

Algur H. Meadows Collection,

References

Source/Photographer

The Meadows Museum's Permanent Collection, accessed 2010-03-20.

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