#Francisco Prado

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[theanticool]

Jamie Mullarkey takes UD over Francisco Prado.

Better wrestler, cleaner striker. Not much more to it honestly. Fought a smart fight against a guy who really likes big movements and beat him with straight punches and good wrestling.

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UFC 284 Fight Card

The UFC returns to Australia for the first time since 2019, With Alex Volkanovski looking to become Lightweight Champion when he takes on Islam Makhachev. The co-main event sees Josh Emmett take on Yair Rodriguez for the Interim Featherweight Championship. Several Aussie fighters Like Jimmy Crute, Tyson Pedro and Jack Della Maddalena will also be in action. UFC 284  Main Card  Islam Makkachev vs…

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Saturn Devouring His Son (1819-1823) 🎨 Francisco de Goya 🏛️ Museo del Prado 📍 Madrid, Spain

The mural paintings that decorated the house known as “la Quinta del Sordo,” where Goya lived have come to be known as the Black Paintings, because he used so many dark pigments and blacks in them, and also because of their somber subject matter. The private and intimate character of that house allowed the artist to express himself with great liberty. He painted directly on the walls in what must have been mixed technique, as chemical analysis reveals the use of oils in these works. The Baron Émile d´Erlanger acquired “la Quinta” in 1873 and had the paintings transferred to canvas. The works suffered enormously in the process, losing a large amount of paint. Finally, the Baron donated these paintings to the State, and they were sent to the Prado Museum, where they have been on view since 1889.

Saturn devouring one of his sons is one of the most expressive images from his Black Paintings. It occupied the wall across from Leocadia Zorrilla on the ground floor of “la Quinta del Sordo.” This mythological god could be the personification of such a human feeling as the fear of losing one´s power. The mural paintings from “la Quinta del Sordo” (the Black Paintings), have been determinant in the modern-day consideration of this painter from Aragon. The German Expressionists and the Surrealist movement, as well as representative of other contemporary artistic movements, including literature and even cinema, have seen the origins of modern art in this series of compositions by an aged Goya, isolated in his own world and creating with absolute liberty.

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Gina Lollobrigida at the Prado Museum by Leo Fuchs, Madrid, Spain, 1958

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O Museo do Prado expón Natureza morta con cidras, laranxas e rosa de Zurbarán, procedente del Norton Simon Museum

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I finally got my scanner back! You know what that means... Some sketches from the last time I visited El Prado ✨

1, 2: Goya portrayed by Vicente López Portaña

3. detail of: The drunkards (or Bacchus victory) by Velázquez. Because the man in the middle looks like my grandfather :)

Reblog to drink wine with Bacchus 🍷🔄

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Infante Francisco de Paula Antonio de Borbón. Atribuido a Mariano Salvador Maella. Museo del Prado.

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"Agnus Dei" de Francisco de Zurbarán. 1635. Oleo sobre lienzo (38 cm × 62 cm). Museo del Prado de Madrid.

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[jorgesanson]

Goya - Aníbal vencedor que por primera vez mira Italia desde los Alpes (Museo Nacional del Prado)

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Climate Activists Glue their Hands to Paintings by Francisco Goya in Spain

The protest at the Prado museum, in which both protesters each glued a hand to the frames, did not damage either painting but caused their frames slight blemishes, the museum said.

Both activists were detained after the incident on Saturday, police said.

They had scrawled “+1,5°C” on the wall between the two artworks in reference to the Paris Agreement target of capping warming at 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.

In a tweet, the Prado said: “We condemn the protest that took place in the museum.

“The works have not been damaged but the frames have suffered slight blemishes. We are working to get back to normal as quickly as possible. We reject endangering cultural heritage as a means of protest.”

Climate activist group Extinction Rebellion posted a video online showing the two activists each with a hand fixed on a painting before the museum’s security officials move in.

The group said the two artworks in question were The Naked Maja and The Clothed Maja.

The action was a protest in the face of rising world temperatures which will “provoke an unstable climate with serious consequences for all the planet”, the group said in a statement in Spanish.

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Francisco de Goya - La famiglia di Carlo IV - 1801

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Grandes Momentos SG’12 Parts 1 and 2

reference image (© CBS)

The Version

Part One.

1.- 

In the famous "Estudio 1" from Prado Del Rey Studios, with the Copano's Brthers (Fabrizio and Nicolas)

Don Francisco presents.

2.- 

With Sissy and Johnny angry, Che Copete talks with Mario.

3.-

Rigby, Benson and Mordecai, presents a fragment of Cartoon Network's program "Regular Show"

4.-

From Brazil, The singer Roberto Carlos, sinnings the song "Como Vai Você"

5.-

The singer Ed Sheeran sings with his band at studio.

6.-

Dracula, From Hotel Transilvania presents at the show.

7.-

Stanley Pines shows in the "Hallowen's Special"

8.-

With the Young Macintoch, Young McGuffin and Wee Dingwall from the Pixar's Movie Brave

contest at the program.

Reccorded at The "Estudio 1 de Prado Del Rey".

Copyrights

Dracula

© Sony Pictures Animation / Columbia Pictures / Sony. Alls Rights Reserved.

Stanley

© Disney / Alex H. Alls Rights Reserved.

Young Macintoch, Young McGuffin and Wee Dingwall

© Pixar / Chapman. Alls Rights Reserved.

Sábado Gigante

© Canal 13 SpA / Mario K. Alls Rights Reserved.

The Song:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHEqjS…

www.youtube.com/watch?v=CekB_6…

(© From Antônio Marcos / Mário Marcos / Sony Music Entertainment (Brasil) I.C.L. Alls Rights Reserved)

Rigby, Benson and Mordecai

© Cartoon Nertwork / J. Q. Quintel. Alls Rights Reserved

Sissy Blackely and Jonny Test

© Cartoon Network / Cookie Jar / WB / Scott Fellows. Alls Rights Reserved

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Francisco Pradilla: Juana la Loca