29 UMMA Objects
29 UMMA Objects
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Los Proverbios (also known as "Los Disparates"), plate 8: So el sayal, hay al ("There is something beneath the sackcloth," i.e. "you can't judge a man by his clothes") or Los ensacados (The men in sacks)
1864 – 1900
Transfer from the University Library
1949/2.10
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Los Proverbios (also known as "Los Disparates"), plate 11: "Two heads are better than one" or Disparate pobre (Poor folly)
1864 – 1900
Transfer from the University Library
1949/2.13
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Los Proverbios (also known as "Los Disparates"), plate 12: Si marina bayló, tome lo que halló ("If Marion will dance, then she has to take the consequences")
1864 – 1900
Transfer from the University Library
1949/2.14
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Los Proverbios (also known as "Los Disparates"), plate 17: El que no te ama, burlando te difama ("He who does not like thee will defame thee in jest") or La lealtad (Loyalty)
1864 – 1900
Transfer from the University Library
1949/2.19
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Los Proverbios (also known as "Los Disparates"), plate 1: Pesa mas que un burro muerto ("Heavier than a dead donkey") or Disparate femenino (Feminine folly)
1864 – 1900
Transfer from the University Library
1949/2.3
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Los Proverbios (also known as "Los Disparates"), plate 5: Reniego al amigo que cubre con las alas y muerde conel pico ("Renounce the friend who covered you with his wings and bites you with his beak") or Disparate volanted (Flying folly)
1864 – 1900
Transfer from the University Library
1949/2.7
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Los Proverbios (also known as "Los Disparates"), plate 7: La que mal marida nunca le falta que diga ("She who is ill wed never misses a chance to say no") or Disparate matrimonial (Matrimonial folly)
1864 – 1900
Transfer from the University Library
1949/2.9
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Los Proverbios (also known as "Los Disparates"), plate 15: Sin recomendarse a dios ni al diablo ("Without commending himself either to god or the devil") or Disparate claro (Clear folly)
1864 – 1900
Transfer from the University Library
1949/2.17
Spanish
Los Proverbios (also known as Los Disparates), by Goya y Lucientes; title page for the first edition
1864
Transfer from the University Library
1949/2.2A
Chinese (Chinese (culture or style))
Satin Damascene Technique
19th century
Transfer from the University Library
1956/2.2
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