Goya Tank Tops

Death - Major Arcana XIII. Inspired by art history.

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the sleep of reason

Francisco de Goya, “A radiant female figure beset by dark spirits; page 45 from the ‘Images of Spain’ album,” ca. 1812-20.

Bizarre and the bold, the "Always Hungry" print features Goya's iconic "Saturn Devouring a Son" scene in contemporary fashion. This exotic and satirical choice highlights your hunger for attention and originality. By flaunting this print, you're not only wearing a dark artwork but also humorously delivering an art history lesson. Fashion is an endless feast of daring, and you're about to savor a touch of indigestibly stylish flair.

Homage to Goya’s famous painting, but with the skin off.

The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters - Francisco Goya, 1797–1799.

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Don't talk to me until I've had my son. The painting comes from Francisco Goya's "Saturn Devouring His Son" for the few of you that are unfamiliar. Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/

the most famous painting of cannibalism in existence, a painting by Fransico Goya, retellling Saturn, aka chornus, Titain of time, father of Zeuss... eating his young.... only now It's a Tasty burrito

The Nightmare - Henry Fuseli, 1781.

This bold and disturbing print pays homage to Francisco de Goya's iconic work, "Saturn Devouring His Son," but with a modern and rebellious twist. The classic scene is reinterpreted in a monochromatic style that perfectly blends white and red, adding an aura of intensity and urgency to the composition. At the center of the print, Saturn, depicted as a dark and distorted figure, emerges from the shadows, his grotesque hands firmly gripping the helpless body of his son. The expression of horror and despair on the victim's face is captured viscerally, highlighting the brutality of the act. Lines and details are accentuated in a strong contrast between white and red, emphasizing the violence of the scene.

This is a totally normal girls' night.

A masterpiece artwork of the legendary hero John Brown devouring the south’s sons.

Image is from "Saturn Devouring His Son", one of Francisco Goya's 14 Black Painting, done between 1819 and 1823.