1797. Pen, Ferrogalic ink on verjured paper, 299 x 209 mm. Un exposed Letter from a group of friends to Martín Zapater (1746-1803), drafted by Goya, with expression of gratitude for his invitation to drink, food and a balcony in the Plaza Mayor of Madrid, on the...
Last quarter of the eighteenth century. Pen, Brown ink on verjured paper, 208 x 151 mm. Un exposed Letter demanding news from Zapater and Goya's ironic response arguing his lack of time and his desire to see him. The letter includes, as fun, the striped filling of...
1778. Pen, Ferrogalic ink on verjured paper, 210 x 147 mm. Un exposed Zapater's request to hear from Goya. Jocosas references to the controversy between supporters of Pedro Romero and Costillares, in the context of Zapater's purpose (consulted francisco Bayeu)...
1792. Pen, Ferrobolic ink on verjured paper, 210 x 151 mm. Un exposed Letter from Francisco de Goya to Martín Zapater (1746-1803), his childhood friend in Zaragoza, with regret that he could not have full time to dedicate it to Zapater during his impending stay in...
1789. Pen, Ferrobolic ink on verjured paper, 216 x 149 mm. Un exposed Letter from Francisco de Goya to Martín Zapater (1746-1803), his childhood friend in Zaragoza, with mention of the debt incurred with Zapater for the advancement of an amount to Goya's sister...
1794. Pen, Brown ink on verjured paper, 225 x 193 mm. Un exposed Letter from Francisco de Goya to Martín Zapater (1746-1803), his childhood friend in Zaragoza, with instructions for the placement and position of the canopy in Zapater's new bed. In 2004 a set of...
