#2 ORIGINAL SANGUINE FRANCISCO DE GOYA PEASANT WOMAN WITH CHILDREN AND A JUG CERTIFIED
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#2 ORIGINAL SANGUINE FRANCISCO DE GOYA PEASANT WOMAN WITH CHILDREN AND A JUG CERTIFIED

FRANCISCO DE GOYA (Spanish School, 1746-1828) Sanguine on paper. 31 x 20 cm. On the back, wet stamp in red ink with the inscription “Zaragoza”, certified in the handwriting of Eduardo Llosent y Marañón, former director of the National Museum of Modern Art in Madrid, dated February 3, 1959: “This drawing represents a woman and two children, one of them wearing a hat carrying a jug, is an original work by Francisco de Goya.” Provenance: Eduardo Llosent y Marañón (1905-1969), director of the National Museum of Modern Art in Madrid Private Collection. Condition: As seen in the photos; you can request additional photos with the details of the certificate on the back.

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#2 ORIGINAL SANGUINE FRANCISCO DE GOYA PEASANT WOMAN WITH CHILDREN AND A JUG CERTIFIED

FRANCISCO DE GOYA (Spanish School, 1746-1828) Sanguine on paper. 31 x 20 cm. On the back, wet stamp in red ink with the inscription “Zaragoza”, certified in the handwriting of Eduardo Llosent y Marañón, former director of the National Museum of Modern Art in Madrid, dated February 3, 1959: “This drawing represents a woman and two children, one of them wearing a hat carrying a jug, is an original work by Francisco de Goya.” Provenance: Eduardo Llosent y Marañón (1905-1969), director of the National Museum of Modern Art in Madrid Private Collection. Condition: As seen in the photos; you can request additional photos with the details of the certificate on the back.