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Disasters of War: There isn't Time Now

Francisco de Goya

Cleveland Museum of Art

Black and white artwork depicting a chaotic scene. A man in a military uniform and hat holds a sword and appears to confront a woman holding a sword. The woman stands next to a man on the ground clutching his stomach. Another man crouches on the left. A man on the right appears to have been knocked to the ground. The background includes a wall with an opening. The text at the bottom of the artwork reads "Ya no hay tiempo".

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1226 × 893 px
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