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Goya To Rise and to Fall – Witchy Wall Art

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A satyr seated on a globe hoists a flame-haired man by his legs while two others tumble headfirst in Francisco Goya To Rise and to …

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Questions about this print

What is Francisco Goya's most famous painting?

Goya's best-known paintings include The Third of May 1808 and Saturn Devouring His Son, one of the Black Paintings he created around 1819 to 1823. Saturn's raw horror and psychological intensity made it a defining image of his darkest period.

How much is a Goya painting worth?

A pair of Goya's portraits painted in 1805 sold together for about US$16.4 million at Christie's New York in January 2023, setting his auction record. Most of his key pieces reside in museums like the Prado, so private sales are uncommon and prices remain very high.

Why was Goya exiled?

Goya went into self-imposed exile in Bordeaux, France in 1824, disillusioned by the repressive rule of Ferdinand VII and fearing political persecution after Spain's liberal period collapsed. Failing health and a desire for artistic freedom also drew him away from a hostile Spain.

What is the message of Goya's To Rise and to Fall?

Goya's works confront human cruelty, ambition and folly with unflinching honesty. To Rise and to Fall shows a man lifted high by a satyr while others tumble, a biting allegory of vanity and the fleeting nature of power. His message warns against blind pursuit of status.

01 / About this print

A satyr seated on a globe hoists a flame-haired man by his legs while two others tumble headfirst in Francisco Goya To Rise and to Fall.

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Paper & inks 01

Premium 230GSM archival matte with professional giclée printing — sharp detail, rich fade-resistant tone, and a glare-free finish that keeps every detail crisp in any light.

Ten sizes 02

16x20, 5x7, 8x10, 11x14, A3, 18x24, 20x25, 24x30, 24x36, 32x40. Smaller sizes suit gallery clusters; larger formats carry a wall on their own.

Unframed by design 03

Frames shown in photos are for display only. Your print ships with a clean white border, ready for the frame that matches your space and styling.

Rolled & tracked 04

Made to order in 1–3 business days, then shipped worldwide in a crush-resistant tube with tracking — flat, crease-free, gallery-ready on arrival.

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02 / What collectors say

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