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Portrait of Don Juan Antonio Cuervo, Francisco de Goya

Portrait of Don Juan Antonio Cuervo

Portrait of Don Juan Antonio Cuervo (museum title)

Francisco de Goya (Spanish) (1746-1828)

Movement
Romanticism
Date
1819
Medium
Oil on canvas
Collection
Cleveland Museum of Art, United States
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
Cleveland Museum of Art, CC0

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