The graphic oeuvre of Francisco de Goya (1746–1828) is still considered groundbreaking and offers an unfiltered view of Spanish society at the time.

To mark EUROPALIA ESPAÑA, Museum De Reede is presenting a special selection from its own collection. The usual permanent exhibition of Goya's work will be doubled for this occasion to include 70 prints from the series Los Caprichos, Los Disparates, La Tauromaquia and Los Desastres de la Guerra.

These graphic works show Goya as one of the first truly modern artists: a keen observer, social critic and tireless accuser of injustice and cruelty. His images transcend time and place, with themes that remain powerful and relevant to this day.

The exhibition offers visitors not only a unique opportunity to experience Goya's masterful prints up close, but also to discover how his critical eye and visual imagination still manage to move us centuries later.