Part 2

247. The Village Procession, From the Collection of the Duque de Osuna.

248. Summer: Threshers of Wheat, Don Ricardo Traumann.

249. The Hermitage of San Isidro, Don P. F. Durán.

250. The Wounded Mason, Don P. F. Durán.

251. The Hermitage of San Isidro, Prado, Madrid.

252. Scene from the Play ‘El hechizado por fuerza’--The Bewitched, National Gallery, London.

253. The Picnic, National Gallery, London.

254. Herd of Bulls coming from the } From the Collection of the Muñoza, } Duque de Osuna.

255. A Caprice, From the Collection of the Duque de Osuna.

256. A Witches’ Conventicle, From the Collection of the Duque de Osuna.

257. Sorcery Scene, From the Collection of the Duque de Osuna.

258. Don Juan and the Comendador, From the Collection of the Duque de Osuna.

259. Don Quixote,

260. St. Bernard of Siena, Church of San Francisco el Grande.

261. St. Bernard of Siena, Marques de Torrecilla.

262. Christ taken by the Soldiers, Toledo Cathedral.

263. Christ on the Cross, Prado, Madrid.

264. The Death of St. Joseph, Don A. Beruete, Madrid.

265. The Holy Family, Prado, Madrid.

266. St. Justa and St. Rufina, Seville Cathedral.

267. Apparition of St. Isidore to King Ferdinand III., Don A. Canovas, Madrid.

268. St. Peter, Don A. Pidal, Madrid.

269. The Prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, The Rector of San Antonio.

270. St. Elizabeth of Hungary healing Lepers, Don Clemente Velasco.

271. St. Hermenegild in Prison, Don Clemente Velasco.

272. Angels and Cherubim, Conde de Villagonzalo.

273. Fresco of the Cupola of San Antonio } de la Florida, 1st Section, } 274. Fresco of the Cupola of San Antonio } de la Florida, 2nd Section, } The Church of San 275. Fresco of the Cupola of San Antonio } Antonio de la de la Florida, 3rd Section, } Florida. 276. Fresco of the Cupola of San Antonio } de la Florida, 4th Section, } 277. Group of Angels from San Antonio } de la Florida, } 278. Fresco of San Antonio de la } Florida, }

279. Lunch on the Banks of the Manzanares: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

280. Dance at San Antonio de la Florida: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

281. The Scuffle at the New Inn: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

282. Al Fresco Scene: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

283. The Drinker: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

284. The Parasol: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

285. The Kite: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

286. The Card-Players: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

287. Children with a Bladder: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

288. Boys picking Fruit: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

289. Blind Man playing the Guitar: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

290. The Fair of Madrid: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

291. The Crockery Seller: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

292. The Soldier and } the Girl: } Tapestry Cartoons, Prado, Madrid. La Acerolera: }

293. Playing at Soldiers: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

294. The Game of Pelota: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

295. The Washerwomen: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

296. La Novillada: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

297. The Tobacco Guard: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

298. Children climbing } a Tree: } The Hunter and } his Dogs: } Tapestry Cartoons, Prado, Madrid. The Child and } the Bird: }

299. The Woodcutters: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

300. The Rendezvous: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

301. The Gardener: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

302. The Vintagers: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

303. Poor Woman at the Fountain: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

304. Winter: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

305. The Wedding: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

306. Women at the Fountain: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

307. The Swing: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

308. The Stilt-Walkers: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

309. Boys climbing a Tree: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

310. Boy on a Sheep: Tapestry Cartoon, Prado, Madrid.

CAPRICES.

PLATE SUBJECT

311. 1. Francisco Goya y Lucientes, Painter.

312. 2. So it is settled.

313. 3. Here comes the Bogey!

314. 4. The Old Spoilt Child.

315. 5. Birds of a Feather.

316. 6. Appearances are Deceptive.

317. 7. Not thus can he distinguish her.

318. 8. Kidnapped.

319. 9. Tantalus.

320. 10. Love and Death.

321. 11. Andalusian Brigands. Boys, to Work!

322. 12. Tooth-hunting.

323. 13. Scalding Hot!

324. 14. What a Sacrifice!

325. 15. Good Counsel.

326. 16. ‘May God pardon her!’

327. 17. Bien tirada está.

328. 18. ‘And his House is burning!’

329. 19. ‘All will fall.’

330. 20. They are already plucked.

331. 21. How they pluck her.

332. 22. Poor Little Things!

333. 23. Carry this Dust away.

334. 24. No Remedy.

335. 25. Because he broke the Pitcher.

336. 26. Now they have a Seat.

337. 27. Which is the more bored?

338. 28. Hush!

339. 29. This is what he calls Reading.

340. 30. Why hide them?

341. 31. She prays for her.

342. 32. For Over-sensibility.

343. 33. ‘To the Count Palatine.’

344. 34. Sleep conquers them.

345. 35. They shave him.

346. 36. A Bad Night.

347. 37. Will the Pupil know more than the Master?

348. 38. Bravissimo!

349. 39. As far as his Grandfather.

350. 40. Of what Ill will he die?

351. 41. Neither more nor less.

352. 42. Thou who canst not.

353. 43. The Sleep of Reason produces Monsters.

354. 44. They spin Linen.

355. 45. There is a lot to do.

356. 46. Doing Penance.

357. 47. Homage to the Master.

358. 48. The Blowers.

359. 49. Little Ghosts.

360. 50. The Chinchillas.

361. 51. They cut each others’ Nails.

362. 52. What a Tailor can do.

363. 53. ‘What an Orator!’

364. 54. The Shameful One.

365. 55. Till Death.

366. 56. Ascending and Descending.

367. 57. The Pedigree.

368. 58. Swallow that, you Dog!

369. 59. And yet they do not go.

370. 60. Trials.

371. 61. Up above the World so high!

372. 62. Who would believe it?

373. 63. How grave they are!

374. 64. Bon Voyage.

375. 65. Where is Mamma going?

376. 66. Changing Lodgings.

377. 67. Wait till you have been anointed.

378. 68. Pretty Mistress.

379. 69. Fanning the Brazier.

380. 70. Devout Professions.

381. 71. The Day breaks, let us go.

382. 72. You will not escape.

383. 73. It is better to do nothing.

384. 74. Don’t shout, Idiot.

385. 75. Will no one set us free?

386. 76. The Habit of Command.

387. 77. A Mimic Bull-Fight.

388. 78. Be quick, they waken.

389. 79. No one has seen us.

390. 80. Time’s Up!

DISASTERS OF WAR.

391. 1. Sad Presentiments.

392. 2. With or without Reason.

393. 3. All the Same.

394. 4. Women inspire Courage.

395. 5. And are like Wild Beasts.

396. 6. Well deserved!

397. 7. Courage!

398. 8. What always happens.

399. 9. They will not!

400. 10. Nor they.

401. 11. Nor for these!

402. 12. Were you born for this?

403. 13. A Bitter Sight.

404. 14. Hard is the Way.

405. 15. And there was no Remedy.

406. 16. They avail themselves.

407. 17. An argument.

408. 18. To bury and to be silent.

409. 19. There is not Time.

410. 20. To heal each other.

411. 21. It will be the Same.

412. 22. As much and more.

413. 23. The same elsewhere.

414. 24. They are still of use.

415. 25. And these also.

416. 26. That cannot be seen.

417. 27. Charity.

418. 28. The Populace.

419. 29. He deserved it.

420. 30. The Tragedy of War.

421. 31. Strong Measures.

422. 32. Why?

423. 33. What more is there to do?

424. 34. For a Knife.

425. 35. No one knows why.

426. 36. Nor wherefore.

427. 37. This is worse.

428. 38. Barbarians.

429. 39. A Great Feat with the Dead.

430. 40. He turns it to Account.

431. 41. They escape through the Flames.

432. 42. All is in Confusion.

433. 43. Here also.

434. 44. ‘I saw it.’

435. 45. And this, likewise.

436. 46. This is bad.

437. 47. Thus it happened.

438. 48. Cruel Misfortune!

439. 49. A Woman’s Charity.

440. 50. Unhappy Mother.

441. 51. Thanks to the Blue Millet.

442. 52. They arrive too late.

443. 53. He died without Help.

444. 54. Vain Clamours.

445. 55. To beg is worst of all.

446. 56. To the Cemetery.

447. 57. The Healthy and the Sick.

448. 58. Of no Use to cry.

449. 59. Of what Use is a Cup?

450. 60. No one to help.

451. 61. Are they of another Race?

452. 62. Death-beds.

453. 63. Collecting Dead.

454. 64. Cartloads for the Cemetery.

455. 65. ‘What means this Tumult?’

456. 66. Strange Devotion.

457. 67. This is not less so.

458. 68. What Folly!

459. 69. Nothing; he says it himself.

460. 70. They do not know the Way.

461. 71. Against the General Good.

462. 72. The Consequences.

463. 73. The Cat’s Pantomime.

464. 74. This is worse.

465. 75. A Meeting of Quacks.

466. 76. The Carnivorous Vulture.

467. 77. May the Rope break.

468. 78. He defends himself well.

469. 79. Truly she died.

470. 80. Should she revive!

TAUROMACHIA

PLATE SUBJECT

471. 1. Hunting Bulls across Country in the Olden Time.

472. 2. Hunting the Bull on Foot.

473. 3. Moors hunting the Bull across Country.

474. 4. Moors fighting the Bull in an Enclosure.

475. 5. The Moor Gazul fighting the Bull.

476. 6. Moors irritating the Bull.

477. 7. Origin of the Banderilla.

478. 8. Moor attacked by a Bull.

479. 9. Spaniard, wearing a Turban, slaying a Bull.

480. 10. Charles V. spearing a Bull in the Arena of Valladolid.

481. 11. The Cid spearing a Bull.

482. 12. Mob attacking a Bull.

483. 13. Horsemen planting Banderillas in the Bull.

484. 14. The Student of Falces and the Bull.

485. 15. The famous Martincho planting Banderillas.

486. 16. Martincho’s Feat.

487. 17. Moors using Donkeys as a rampart against Bulls.

488. 18. Martincho in the Arena at Zaragoza.

489. 19. Martincho’s Feat at Zaragoza.

490. 20. Juanito Apiñani in the Arena at Madrid.

491. 21. Spectators slain by the Bull at Madrid.

492. 22. The Female Picador, Pajuelera, at Zaragoza.

493. 23. Mariano Ceballos, _alias_ el Indio, in the Arena.

494. 24. Ceballos mounted on a Bull in the Arena at Madrid.

495. 25. Bull-Baiting by Dogs.

496. 26. Picador overthrown by the Bull.

497. 27. Fernando del Toro in the Arena.

498. 28. Rendon in the Arena at Madrid.

499. 29. Pepe-Illo faces the Bull.

500. 30. Pedro Romero in the Arena.

501. 31. Flaming Banderillas.

502. 32. Bull overthrowing Picador.

503. 33. Death of Pepe-Illo in the Arena at Madrid.

504. 34. Picadors mounted on Mules harnessed to a Carriage.

505. 35. Bull carrying a Wounded Toreador on his Horns.

506. 36. Bull carrying a Dead Toreador on his Horns.

507. 37. Variation of No. 25. Bull-baiting.

508. 38. A Spanish Gentleman in the Ring.

509. 39. Bravo Toro!

510. 40. Nearing the End.

PROVERBS

511. 1. Women tossing a Dead Donkey and Mannikins in a Blanket.

512. 2. Soldiers flying from a Tree draped to represent a Ghost.

513. 3. Persons listening to an Orator.

514. 4. Peasant dancing before a Man and Woman.

515. 5. Man carrying off a Woman on a Winged Monster.

516. 6. The Infuriated Man.

517. 7. Man and Woman joined together at the Shoulders.

518. 8. Persons dressed in Sacks.

519. 9. Fantastic Personage offering Kittens to two Women.

520. 10. Human Beings maltreated by a wild Horse.

521. 11. A Two-headed Woman pursued by two Men.

522. 12. Majos and Majas dancing.

523. 13. Men attempting to fly.

524. 14. Fantastic Salutations.

525. 15. A Monk preaches; Soldier throws himself down an Abyss.

526. 16. Man and Woman quarrelling.

527. 17. Persons deriding a Blind Man.

528. 18. The Old Man and the Corpse.

EXAMPLES IN THE COLLECTION OF SEÑOR A. DE BERUETE

PLATE SUBJECT GALLERY

529. The Promenade, Don A. de Beruete.

530. A Pauper, Don A. de Beruete.

531. The Madman, Don A. de Beruete.

532. The Miser, Don A. de Beruete.

533. A Woman flying, Don A. de Beruete.

534. Madmen, Don A. de Beruete.

535. The Maja and the Cloaked Man, Don A. de Beruete.

536. A Monk suspended in the Air, Don A. de Beruete.

537. The Living Skeleton, Don A. de Beruete.

538. French Chastisement, Don A. de Beruete.

539. To have and to hold, Don A. de Beruete.

540. The Snake-Charmer, Don A. de Beruete.

541. Charity, Don A. de Beruete.

542. Who will win? Don A. de Beruete.

543. The Madman, Don A. de Beruete.

544. The Lady with the Puppies, Don A. de Beruete.

545. Paupers, Don A. de Beruete.

546. Procession entering the Temple, Don A. de Beruete.

547. Women praying, Don A. de Beruete.

548. Mid-Lent, Don A. de Beruete.

549. Brides of the Church, Don A. de Beruete.

550. Melodious Mediators, Don A. de Beruete.

551. A Sleeping Maja, Don A. de Beruete.

552. The Skaters, Don A. de Beruete.

553. Study for the Young Infante in ‘The Family of King Charles IV.,’ Don A. de Beruete.

554. Study for the Portrait of the Queen in ‘The Family of King Charles IV.,’ Don A. de Beruete.

555. Sleeping Giant, Don A. de Beruete.

556. A Gentle Episode, Don A. de Beruete.

557. A Prisoner, Don A. de Beruete.

558. The Happy Man, Don A. de Beruete.

559. Under a Hood, Don A. de Beruete.

560. Fairy Tales, Don A. de Beruete.

561. Spanish Beauty, Don A. de Beruete.

562. Haut-ton, Don A. de Beruete.

563. The Man with the Crocodile, Don A. de Beruete.

564. At last it breaks, Don A. de Beruete.

565. The Broken Pitcher, Don A. de Beruete.

566. Woman with a Child in Arms, Don A. de Beruete.

567. Rural Events, Don A. de Beruete.

568. Chastisement, Don A. de Beruete.

569. A Monk doing Penance, Don A. de Beruete.

570. The Invalid, Don A. de Beruete.

571. Mirar lo que no ven, Don A. de Beruete.

572. An Idiot, Don A. de Beruete.

573. Invocation, Don A. de Beruete.

574. Prayer, Don A. de Beruete.

575. A Mad Newswoman, Don A. de Beruete.

576. A Monk, Don A. de Beruete.

577. The Bride, Don A. de Beruete.

578. The Belle of the Assembly, Don A. de Beruete.

579. One more Unfortunate, Don A. de Beruete.

580. A Portrait, Don A. de Beruete.

FRESCOES IN THE CHURCH OF SAN ANTONIO DE LA FLORIDA

581. Interior of the Church of San Antonio de la Florida,

582. San Antonio de la Florida, Painting in the Principal Chapel.

583. San Antonio de la Florida, Paintings on the Centres of the Intrados of the Choir and Principal Chapel Arches.

584, 585. San Antonio de la Florida, Paintings on the Springings of the Intrados of the Principal Chapel Arches.

586, 587. San Antonio de la Florida, Paintings on the Springings of the Intrados of the Choir Arches.

588. San Antonio de la Florida, Paintings on the Intrados of the left Side Chapel Arch.

589. San Antonio de la Florida, Paintings on the Intrados of the right Side Chapel Arch.

590. San Antonio de la Florida, Triangles formed by the Dome adjoining the Principal Chapel.

591. San Antonio de la Florida, Triangles formed by the Dome adjoining the Choir.

592, 593. San Antonio de la Florida, Paintings at the Sides of the Window on the left.

594, 595. San Antonio de la Florida, Paintings at the Sides of the Window on the right.

596. San Antonio de la Florida, First Group on the Cupola to the left of the Centre.

597. San Antonio de la Florida, Second Group on the Cupola to the left of the Centre.

598. San Antonio de la Florida, Centre of the Composition on the Cupola facing the Entrance.

599. San Antonio de la Florida, First Group on the Cupola to the right of the Centre.

600. San Antonio de la Florida, Second Group on the Cupola to the right of the Centre.

DRAWINGS, ETC.

601. The Duke of Wellington, 1812, From the Original Drawing in the Print Room of the British Museum.

602. Lady and Gentleman on Horseback. From the Original Drawing in the Print Room of the British Museum.

603. Head of the Dying Fray Juan From the Original Drawing Fernanez. in the Print Room of the British Museum.

604. A Criminal undergoing the infliction From the Original Drawing of the Garotte. in the Print Room of the British Museum.

605. A Lost Soul, From the Original Drawing in the Print Room of the British Museum.

606. Condemned Criminals conducted to From the Original Drawing Execution. in the Print Room of the British Museum.

607. Spanish Proverb Illustrated, From an Etching, hitherto unpublished, in the Print Room of the British Museum.

608. Spanish Proverb Illustrated, From an Etching, hitherto unpublished, in the Print Room of the British Museum.

609. Spanish Proverb Illustrated, From an Etching, hitherto unpublished, in the British Museum.

610. The Bulls: A Study of the Animals From an Etching, hitherto in various positions. unpublished, in the British Museum.

611. Bull-fighter fettered in the Arena, From an Etching, hitherto unpublished, in the British Museum.

612. A Blind Guitar-Player tossed by a From an Etching in the Bull, Print Room of the British Museum.

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