The Count of Floridablanca by Francisco Goya, Reproduction for Sale

The Count of Floridablanca

Roll in tube / 16x24”(40x60cm)
$191.39
$191.39 $289.99
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The Count of Floridablanca by Francisco Goya, Reproduction for Sale
  • The Count of Floridablanca by Francisco Goya, Reproduction for Sale
  • The Count of Floridablanca by Francisco Goya, Reproduction for Sale
The Count of Floridablanca

The Count of Floridablanca

$191.39
$191.39 $289.99
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The Count of Floridablanca Born in 1728, José Moñino studied law in his native city of Murcia, and in Orihuela. In 1756 he was appointed Attorney to the Coucil of Castile and in 1766, Procurer of Castile. As Spain´s Ambassador to Rome in 1773, he managed the dissolution of the Jesuits, which earned him the title of Count of Floridablanca. In 1777, he became the First Secretary of State and of Office. His progressive politics were decisive in Spain during the second half of the eighteenth century. Goya depicts him in the act of delivering his Report on the creation of the Banco de San Carlos to Carlos III in October, 1781. That was one of his most modern initiatives. Floridablanca was one of Goya´s first patrons.

  •  100% Hand painted art:

    Size: Various Sizes Available
    Medium:  oil, canvas
    Type: Reproduction
    Artist: Francisco Goya
    Delivery Time: 14-21 days
    Item #: R-FG-030

    The Count of Floridablanca 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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