"The Drowning Dog" print

300 g Invercote G paper. Full image proportional to the size of the sheet (33 x 42 cm).

A dog's head protrudes above a kind of mound, above which looms a heavy ochre-coloured sky. The Drowning Dog (1820-1823) is perhaps Goya's most widely interpreted black painting, reproduced in this print with the utmost fidelity.

It includes margins on the sides for easy framing.

€3.25

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