Fantasy, abandoned by reason, produces impossible monsters.
La fantasía, aislada de la razón, produce monstruos imposibles; unida con ella es madre de las artes.

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Francisco Goya
Born in 1746 in Aragon, Goya evolved from court painter to fierce critic of war and irrationality. The Third of May 1808 and the Black Paintings mark him as a forerunner of modern art.
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