Created on 2024-11-16

The image is a black and white etching or engraving, depicting a dynamic and chaotic scene where multiple figures are intertwined in what appears to be a tumultuous environment. The figures exhibit exaggerated movements and expressions, and the scene communicates a sense of struggle or conflict. The environment includes a landscape with what seems to be a view of a town in the background. At the bottom of the image, there is a caption that reads "Donde vá mamá?", which translates from Spanish to "Where is mama going?" in English, which might suggest that the image is meant to represent a narrative or evoke a sense of inquiry. The etching style and caption suggest that this work may have a historical or artistic significance, potentially linking it to a particular time period or art movement. On the right side, part of the page reveals a decorative binding, indicating that this image is part of a book or folio. The number "65" at the top right suggests this is a page number from within a larger collection. The name "Goya" is inscribed below the scene, likely referring to the artist of the image.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image depicts a fantastical and disturbing scene. A group of monstrous, grotesque figures are engaged in a violent struggle, with one figure grasping another by the throat. The figures appear to have exaggerated, distorted features and contorted bodies. The overall impression is one of chaos, struggle, and darkness. The image is rendered in a detailed, etched style, suggesting an illustration or engraving from an older publication.