Trenddeko de Goya - The Blind Man's Game

The Spanish painter Francisco de Goya acquired his notoriety in his early years as the "first court painter" - a special distinction in the 18th century. In the course of his artistic career, however, de Goya also earned criticism for his historical motifs, in which he criticized not only the government but also the church.

The glass picture "de Goya - The Blind Man's Game" shows a cheerful motif, which was created in 1788. As a high-quality art print, the bright colors as well as the motif of the oil painting make for a pleasant sight that radiates contagious cheerfulness. The original hangs in the Museo del Prado in Madrid and was created in 1788. It was painted with oil on canvas.