The technique of Goya's works in expressing emotional agitation and its impact on painting Art

Abstract

The artist translates the various emotional emotions formed by him as a result of the living situations imposed on him by society. The variables and situations in society reject or like, form a rich base of contradictory feelings, formed by the artist depicted on the surface of the painting, using the colors indicating the illustrated subject and emotional brushstrokes to define the borders and lines The figure drawn with expressiveness stems from the artist’s feelings and feelings that are rejecting or satisfied with the subject.

In the eighteenth century in Spain, a creative artist named Francisco Goya appeared, rejecting tradition, rewriting the rules of painting in his time. With his intricate style and color techniques, Goya expresses the history of Spain and the thorny vicissitudes of his life from a childhood of poverty, a life of war and disease, embodying the description of his long life trajectory, and emphasizing the growth of the great artist famous for his bold techniques, stinging eyes, and ironic sense of humor.