Saturday, May 15, 2010

Francisco Goya's Saturn Devouring His Son

After Francisco Goya

In the feinin; "This was an artist who at first wanted to taste blood, and a man who thought the very ills of society. In dreams, he languished over his civil obligation. In this self portrait, I felt a man who knew who he was going to be. Determined, fierce and sensual in his ways. But in a way, I was locked in time, unable to see past what I saw. Myself, so matched, so permanent, so frightening."

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