Black and white artwork depicting a chaotic scene. A woman in a long dress with her right arm raised gestures towards a man in a white shirt and dark clothing. A person on the left appears to fall. A group of people on the right, some head covered, observe. The background on the left is light; on the right, it's dark with lines suggesting texture. The artwork's style is detailed with much cross-hatching. Title: The Proverbs: Two Heads are Better than One or Poor Folly. Artist: Francisco de Goya.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 1263 × 856 px
- Museum record:
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