Saint Barbara, 1772 by Francisco Goya, Reproduction Painting. Blue Surf Art, Goya's paintings

Saint Barbara, 1772

Roll in tube / 16x24”(40x60cm)
$229.09
Sale price  $229.09 Regular price  $289.99
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Saint Barbara, 1772 by Francisco Goya, Reproduction Painting. Blue Surf Art, Goya's paintings

Saint Barbara, 1772

$229.09
Sale price  $229.09 Regular price  $289.99
Title
Saint Barbara Ca. 1772. Oil on canvas. Saint Barbara was a third-century Christian martyr imprisoned in a tower and later decapitated by her father, Dioscoro, as punishment for not wanting to marry and refusing to profess paganism. Goya depicts the saint with her various symbols, with a monstrance in her right hand and the palm frond of martyrdom in the left. She wears a crown as she was a princess. The tower is behind her, and a representation of her martyrdom appears at the right edge of the composition. Goya painted this work shortly after his visit to Italy and it reveals his inspiration by both classical statuary and seventeenth-century classicist Italian painting. This is documented in his Italian notebook, where he studied both the head and the composition.
  •  Our Reproduction is 100% Hand painted art:

    Size: Various Sizes Available
    Medium:  oil, canvas
    Type: Reproduction
    Artist: Francisco Goya
    Delivery Time: 14-21 days
    Item #: R-FG-050

    Saint Barbara, 1772 by Francisco Goya can be reproduced with the same emotions of the original masterpiece. In our in-house studio artists carefully recreate the painting detail-by-detail, colour-by-colour to near perfection.

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    Reproduction

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