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Type: Book
ISBN: Unknown
Page count: 187
Published: 1867
Publisher: Paris, France: Henri Plon
Author: Charles Émile Yriarte
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Goya, a biography is an 1867 book by Charles E. Yriarte. It was written in the French language and provided information about the life and work of Francisco de Goya, a Spanish painter who died almost forty years earlier. Yriarte's book is widely referenced because he was one of a few individuals who saw Goya's "black paintings" in person. Yriarte also documented them, as well as their locations.

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Charles Émile Yriarte was a French writer and draughtsman known for seeing Goya's 'Black Paintings.'
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Yriarte, Charles E. Goya, a Biography. Paris, France: Henri Plon, 1867.

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