Trenddeko de Goya - The Hermitage of St. Isidore

In 1746, not only was the great painter Francisco de Goya born, but at that time, painting was still considered a craft that had to be learned. After studying Baroque art and fresco painting, de Goya made a name for himself in portrait painting and received the important position of "First Court Painter." Concrete historical events, depicted through the artist's critical eye, can be found in various forms throughout Goya's artistic work. The painting "The Hermitage of Saint Isidore" is very decorative. In appealing and harmonious colors, de Goya presents a wonderful motif, the original of which is located in the Prado in Madrid. It was originally painted in oil on canvas.