The world of religious works by Francisco de GoyaGarden of Olives, repentance of Peter, last communion and miracle of Saint Anthony show Goya moving from monumental commission to an intimate, human and sometimes restless religion.
1746 - 1828Life of Francisco de Goya
1786Appointment as painter to the King of Spain
1798San Antonio de la Florida frescoes
° 2,000Paintings, frescoes, drawings and prints - overall estimate
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1771 -1824 · Fresco, devotion and crisis of faith
Garden of Olives, repentance of Peter, last communion and miracle of Saint Anthony show Goya moving from monumental commission to an intimate, human and sometimes restless religion.
Francisco de Goya's career began in part with religious painting. After his trip to Italy, he created frescoes in Zaragoza, including The Adoration of the Name of God and the ensembles linked to the Virgin of the Pilar. His commissions for churches and brotherhoods allowed him to treat saints, miracles, Holy Family and episodes of the Passion. The miracle of Saint Anthony of Padua in San Antonio de la Florida, Madrid, transformed the dome into a popular space: the saint resurrected a dead person in front of a host of contemporary figures. Christ in the Garden of Olives and Saint Peter Repentant, on the contrary, draw attention to solitude, fear and remorse. saint Joseph Calasanz, painted late for the Pious Schools, combines old age, light and proximity to death. Goya works in a deeply Catholic world, but his work also reveals Inquisition, superstition, institutions and human fragility. The sacred is never separated from social experience. The sacred is never separated from social experience. The selection "Religious works of Francisco de Goya" notably compares Prayer in the Garden of Olives and The Repentant Saint Peter. Its reading favors the atmosphere.
Goya's religion becomes convincing when it joins the human: fear in the garden, repentance, old age and crowds give dogma a vulnerable body.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Francisco de Goya's career began in part with religious painting. After his trip to Italy, he created frescoes in Zaragoza, including The Adoration of the Name of God and the ensembles linked to the Virgin of the Pilar. His commissions for churches and brotherhoods allowed him to treat saints, miracles, Holy Family and episodes of the Passion. The miracle of Saint Anthony of Padua in San Antonio de la Florida, Madrid, transformed the dome into a popular space: the saint resurrected a dead person in front of a host of contemporary figures. Christ in the Garden of Olives and Saint Peter Repentant, on the contrary, draw attention to solitude, fear and remorse. saint Joseph Calasanz, painted late for the Pious Schools, combines old age, light and proximity to death. Goya works in a deeply Catholic world, but his work also reveals Inquisition, superstition, institutions and human fragility. The sacred is never separated from social experience.
Establishing oneself through religious commands
Zaragoza, Carthusians and early churches gave Goya a monumental practice. This milestone sheds light on the "Religious Works of Francisco de Goya" collection, favoring atmosphere.
Open the miracle to the crowd
San Antonio connects fresco, Madrid life and sacred space.
Deepen solitude and finitude
Passion, communion and repentance become more stripped down.
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Holy humanized
The sacred character retains fatigue, fear and bodily presence. This trait guides a reading of "Religious Works of Francisco de Goya" centered on the atmosphere.
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Contemporary crowd
The miracle can take place in front of faces from Goya's time.
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Tightened light
A limited brilliance distinguishes the spiritual gesture without excessive theatricality.
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Ambivalent institution
Personal faith, ecclesiastical command and social criticism coexist.
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Read four religious experiences of Goya
Garden of Olives, Saint Peter, last communion and procession of the Holy Office confront solitude, repentance, end of life and institutional power.
Olives01
Facing loneliness
Christ encounters fear and acceptance far from any crowd.
For the Passion. Reading of "Religious Works of Francisco de Goya" through the atmosphere.Peter02
Regret denial
The face and hands give repentance immediate form.
For emotionCalasanz03
Receive the last communion
Old age and light concentrate the sacred in a moment of finitude.
For the intimateHoly Office04
Questioning the institution
The procession shows how religion also becomes public power.
For contextGarden of Olives · Goya05
Prayer in the Garden of Olives
Prayer transforms the sacred story into an experience of fear and loneliness.
Landmark work of Religious Works by Francisco de GoyaSaint Peter · Goya06
The repentant Saint Peter
Repentance appears in a stripped-down presence, concentrated on the face and hands.
Landmark work of Religious Works by Francisco de Goya
Works to discover
Four religious works by Francisco de Goya
Prayer in the garden, Saint Peter, communion of Calasanz and procession of the Holy Office show four relationships between faith and human experience.
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