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Francisco Goya Oil Painting Reproductions
Goya’s paintings move from outdoor gatherings and carefully observed portraits to scenes of conflict. Bright clothing, shifting weather and expressive figures give this collection a wide range of moods. Our Francisco Goya reproductions are painted by hand in oils on canvas to order. We can help you choose a subject, size and frame for your room.
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Goya paintings
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Choosing your Goya painting
The Parasol offers a bright, compact outdoor scene, while Picnic on the banks of the Manzanares opens into a larger gathering beneath trees. The Grape Harvest combines figures and distant landscape; The Snowstorm uses a much colder palette and a more exposed setting.
For a portrait, compare the Duchess of Alba’s white dress and red sash with the dark clothing of Doña Antonia Zárate. The clothed and nude Maja paintings share a broad reclining format. The Second and Third of May are more crowded and confrontational scenes, suited to someone drawn to their historical subject. Consider both the painting’s proportions and the mood you want to bring into the room.
Size and framing
The reclining Maja paintings and historical scenes need usable width, while the portraits and Grape Harvest are more upright. Include the frame’s outer dimensions when measuring your wall. We can advise on a listed size or quote for a proportional alternative that preserves the full composition.
Our frame mouldings are handmade to order, with your choice of colour finish. Antique gold can complement warmer clothing and landscape passages, while silver or a contemporary neutral can suit cooler light. Actual Farrow & Ball shades are also available. We can help shortlist a moulding and finish for your painting and room.
After suitable sizes and prices have been discussed, our free room mock-up service can help you compare the painting’s scale and proposed framing in your own space.
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About Francisco Goya
Spanish painter, 1746–1828
Francisco Goya observed people with an attention that could be sympathetic, incisive or unsettling. Clothing, gestures and the relationships between figures help distinguish the social gatherings, portraits and historical scenes in this collection. The same painter could describe a brightly dressed couple beneath a parasol and the stark violence of an execution.
Born in Fuendetodos in 1746, Goya trained in Zaragoza and Madrid before establishing himself in the Spanish capital. His career included designs for royal tapestries and appointments as a court painter. He became First Painter to Charles IV in 1799. Alongside these commissions, he developed a substantial body of prints and drawings.
The range of his work makes it useful to consider each painting individually. The outdoor scenes organise figures within recognisable settings and changing weather. Portraits give particular weight to faces, pose and clothing. The Second and Third of May confront the viewer with the events of the French occupation of Madrid. Across these different subjects, Goya’s handling of light and the placement of figures determine how we encounter the scene.
Which Goya painting would you choose?
For another Francisco Goya painting, send its title or a reference image, your preferred size and delivery location. We will assess the reference before preparing a quotation.
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