The Third of May 1808 by Francisco Goya
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The Third of May 1808

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Date
1814-01-01
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Location relations

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Inspired by this place — general area
Dos de Mayo Uprising

Where the original is now

Museo del Prado
In the collection of Museo del Prado
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Sources

  • Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid — collection record for Francisco de Goya, ‘The 3rd of May 1808 in Madrid, or “The Executions”’, cat. P000749; 1814, oil on canvas, 268 × 347 cm; commissioned with its pendant (‘The 2nd of May 1808’, P000748) by the regency (museodelprado.es)
  • Pierre Gassier & Juliet Wilson-Bareau, ‘The Life and Complete Work of Francisco Goya’ (Reynal / Morrow, 1971), no. 984

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