Description
The painting "Se repulen" (They spruce themselves up) is an oil on canvas work created by Francisco de Goya in 1796-1797. It is a part of the "Caprichos," a series of 80 prints and engravings that satirize human behavior and moral shortcomings. This particular painting showcases two women getting dressed up, with one woman adjusting the other's hat while the second woman holds a mirror to examine her own appearance. The scene is meant to criticize the vanity and superficial nature of society during that time.
Se repulen. (They spruce themselves up.) (1796-1797) - Francisco de Goya - Canvas Print
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