The Horrors of War: They Don't Like It

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Francisco Goya, 1777–1778
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Francisco Goya, c. 1786
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Francisco Goya, 1795
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Francisco Goya, 1787–88
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Francisco Goya, c. 1772
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Boys picking fruit
Francisco Goya, 1778
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Francisco Goya, 1800–1807
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Francisco Goya, 1786
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Thérèse Louise de Sureda
Francisco Goya, c. 1803/1804
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Witches' Flight
Francisco Goya, c. 1798
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Francisco Goya, 1786–87

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