"The Sleep of Reason produces Monsters" notebook

Plain paper. 18 x 24.5 cm (0.6 cm spine). 40 sheets (80 pages).

This elegant and functional notebook reproduces one of the most famous prints from the Caprichos: The Sleep of Reason produces Monsters (Francisco de Goya, 1797-1799).

€8.00

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