Vintage 1937 Print Boy In Red By Francisco Goya National Comm. For Art Appreciation
Type: Vintage 1937 Print Boy In Red By Francisco Goya National Comm. For Art Appreciation
Condition: Excellent - shows no sign of wear
Approximate Measurements (inches): 13.5L x 10.75W x 0.75H
Weight (approximate): 2.2 lbs
Antique 1937 Print-Boy In Red By Francisco Goya-National Commission For Art Appreciation.
This 1937 print of the Boy In Red also known as Red Boy, Is in really good vintage condition.
The frame is rough shape. Unsure of the age on the frame appears to be older. It is a Townsend Studio 226 Frame. It's taped on the back to keep the print in place. Can easily be transferred to a different frame.
The print is 13.5" L x 10.75" W
With the frame the dimensions are: 16" x 13" approximately.
The painting "Boy in Red" by Francisco Goya was created in 1787 and is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. It depicts a young boy dressed in red, seated on a chair.
Goya's "Boy in Red" exemplifies his early Rococo style, characterized by soft colors, delicate brushwork, and an emphasis on capturing the sitter's personality.
The National Commission for Art Appreciation was a Spanish government agency established in 1933 to promote and disseminate Spanish art. It played a significant role in acquiring and preserving Goya's works, including "Boy in Red."
