El amor y la muerte
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El amor y la muerte[1] (English: Love and Death) is plate 10 from Los Caprichos by Francisco Goya. Hugh Stokes: "A woman tries to raise a dying man. His hat and sword on the ground suggest that he is the victim of a duel. A stone wall rises in the background."
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