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Bullfights: The Daring of Martincho in the Ring at Saragossa

Francisco de Goya

Cleveland Museum of Art

Black and white image of a man on one knee on a chair with a cape in one hand and a stick in the other facing a bull. A crowd watches around a corner on the left.

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1263 × 858 px
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