Old Man Goya

The narrative explores the life of Francisco de Goya after he became deaf at the age of forty-seven in 1792. Despite his silence, he remained deeply engaged with his surroundings, producing powerful artworks that reflect themes of pageantry, cruelty, and human emotion. The book delves into how Goya's unique experiences shaped his artistic vision during the last thirty-five years of his life, highlighting the contrast between his internal world and the vibrant imagery he created.