Francisco de Goya

♥ Public domain Ya tienen asiento. (They’ve already got a seat.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Ya es hora. (It is time.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Y aun no se van! (And still they don’t go!) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Wounds Heal Quicker than Hasty Words (Sanas Cuchilladas Mas No Malas Palabras) (ca. 1813-1820) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Without Commending Himself either to God or the Devil [Clear Folly] (Sin Recomendarse a Dios ni al Diablo [Disparate Claro]) (ca. 1813-1820) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Where There’s a Will There’s a Way [A Way of Flying] (Donde Hay Ganas Hay Maña [Modo de Volar]) (ca. 1813-1820) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Volaverunt. (They have flown.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Unos á otros. (What one does to another.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Two Heads Are Better Than One [Poor Folly] (Disparate Pobre) (ca. 1813-1820) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Tu que no puedes. (Thou who canst not.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Tragala perro. (Swallow it, dog.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Todos Caerán. (All will fall.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain To Go amongst the Branches, i.e. To Talk through One’s Hat [Ridiculous Folly] (Andarse por las Ramas [Disparate Ridiculo]) (ca. 1813-1820) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain There Is Something beneath the Sackcloth, i.e. You Can’t Judge a Man by His Clothes [The Men in Sacks] (So El Sayal, Hay Al [Los Enscacados]) (ca. 1813-1820) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain The Claws of a Cat and the Dress of a Devotee-Similar to Vice Is Often Clothed in Virtue’s Habit [General Folly] (Unas de Gato y Habito de Beato [Disparate General]) (ca. 1813-1820) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Tantalo. (Tantalus.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Tal para qual. (Two of a kind.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Subir y bajar. (To rise and to fall.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Soplones. (Tale-bearers—Blasts of wind) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Sopla. (Blow.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Si sabrá mas el discipulo (Might not the pupil know more) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Si quebró el Cantaro. (Yes he broke the pot.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain Si amanece; nos Vamos. (When day breaks we will be off.) Francisco de Goya View print options

♥ Public domain She Who Is Ill Wed Never Misses a Chance to Say So [Disorderly Folly] (La Que Mal Marida Nunca le Falta Que Diga [Disparate Disordenado] [Disparate Matrimonial]) (ca. 1813-1820) Francisco de Goya View print options