Hilan delgado. (They spin finely.) (1796-1797) - Francisco de Goya - Canvas Print

The painting "Hilan delgado" (They spin finely) was created by Francisco de Goya between 1796 and 1797. It is a part of his series of etchings called "Los Caprichos," which consists of 80 prints that explore various aspects of human behavior and society during the artist's time. In this particular print, Hilan delgado depicts two young women spinning wool. The scene is set in a rustic environment, with a wooden support for the spinning wheel. One woman feeds the wool onto the wheel while the other operates it, resulting in the creation of thread. The painting carries a social commentary, as Goya often did in his work. In this case, the focus is on the hard work and manual labor of women during that time, emphasizing the importance of their roles in maintaining daily life. Additionally, the title "Hilan delgado" could be translated to mean "fine spinning," suggesting a skillful and delicate craft. Overall, "Hilan delgado" is a representation of the everyday lives of women during the late 18th century, showcasing their dedication and perseverance in fulfilling domestic tasks. The print also highlights Goya's ability to capture the essence of Spanish society through his artwork.

Hilan delgado. (They spin finely.) (1796-1797) - Francisco de Goya - Canvas Print

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