Francisco de Goya

Adoration of the Name of God (Adoración del nombre de Dios)

Adoration of the Name of God (Adoración del nombre de Dios)
Datos Generales
Cronología
1772
Ubicación
Museo Goya. Colección Ibercaja, Zaragoza, Spain
Dimensiones
75 x 152 cm
Técnica y soporte
Oil on canvas
Reconocimiento de la autoría de Goya
Documented work
Titular
Ibercaja Collection
Ficha: realización/revisión
04 Oct 2010 / 13 Jun 2023
Otros títulos:
The Glory (La Gloria)
Inscripciones

Goya (on the back in large letters).

Historia

As described in rec. no. 2.4.1, this sketch was submitted to the Building Committee of the Metropolitan Chapter of Zaragoza on 27 January 1772.

It initially belonged to Juan Martín Goicoechea, a friend of Goya. It was then inherited by the Counts of Sobradiel; there is a record of its belonging to María Pilar Alcibar, the second wife of the Count of Gabarda, in 1867. When the exhibition in homage to Goya was held in Zaragoza in 1928, it was in the possession of Sancho de Castro. It was acquired by José Gudiol Ricart from Barcelona in around 1965. In 2003 it was purchased by Ibercaja.

The frame bears a label that confirms that it formed part of the exhibition entitled ‘Exposición de Arte Retrospectivo' held in Zaragoza in 1908, at which time it belonged to the Count of Sobradiel.

Análisis artístico

To a large extent the sketch corresponds to the large format fresco, although it does feature some subtle variations. There are alterations also visible to the naked eye, which have been well documented using radiography techniques.

It is a composition in the baroque style which clearly displays the Italian influence that the artist had absorbed during his recent stay in that country.

The contrasting light and shade which gives a sense of space to the composition is more notable in the sketch than in the final painting.

The canvas features a black ground visible through the craquelure which affects the work. The vivid colour palette dominated by the golden tones used for the skies accentuates the delicate technique used by Goya for this sketch.

See Adoration of the Name of God.

Conservación

Cleaned in 1993.

Exposiciones
  • Exposición de obras de Goya y de objetos que recuerdan las manufacturas artísticas de su época
    Museo de Zaragoza
    Zaragoza
    1928
    organized by la Real Academia de Nobles y Bellas Artes de San Luis in collaboration with the Junta del Patronato del Museo Provincial. April 1928
  • Goya
    Koninklijk Kabinet van Schilderijen Mauritshuis
    The Hauge
    1970
    organized by Ministerio de Estado y Asuntos Culturales and Réunion des Musées Nationaux, July 4th to September 13th 1970. Exhibited also at the Musée de l’Orangerie des Tuileries, Paris, October 25th to December 7th 1970, consultant editors Jeannine Baticle and A. B. de Vries
  • Goya joven (1746-1776) y su entorno
    Museo e Instituto Camón Aznar
    Zaragoza
    1986
    consultant editorl José Rogelio Buendía. November 21st to December 20th 1986
  • Goya
    La Lonja, Torreón Fortea y Museo Pablo Gargallo
    Zaragoza
    1992
    consultant editor Julián Gállego
  • Goya. El Capricho y la Invención. Cuadros de gabinete, bocetos y miniaturas
    Museo Nacional del Prado
    Madrid
    1993
    from November 18th 1993 to February 15th 1994. Exhibited also at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, March 18th to June 12th 1994 and The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, July 16th to October 16th 1994, consultant editors Manuela B. Mena Marqués and Juliet Wilson-Bareau
  • Goya: Prophet der Moderne
    Alte Nationalgalerie
    Berlin
    2005
    from July 13th to October 3th 2005. Exhibitied also at the Kunsthistorischemuseum, Vienna, October 18th 2005 to January 8th 2006, consultant editor Manuela B. Mena Marqués
  • Goya e Italia
    Museo de Zaragoza
    Zaragoza
    2008
    organized by the Fundación Goya en Aragóna, consultant editor Joan Sureda Pons. From June 1st to September 15th 2008
  • Goya y Zaragoza (1746-1775). Sus raíces aragonesas
    Museo Goya. Colección Ibercaja
    Zaragoza
    2015
Bibliografía
  • GASSIER, Pierre y WILSON, Juliet
    Vie et ouvre de Francisco de Goya
    ParísOffice du livre
    1970
    pp. 38, 82, cat. 31
  • GUDIOL RICART, José
    BarcelonaPolígrafa
    1970
    vol. I, p. 238, vol. II, pp. 32-36 (il.)
  • MENA, Manuela B. y WILSON-BAREAU, Juliet (comisarias)
    Goya. El capricho y la invención. Cuadros de gabinete, bocetos y miniaturas
    MadridMuseo del Prado
    1993
    pp. 106-109 (il.), 344 (nº 2)
  • DOMINGO, Tomás and GÁLLEGO, Julián
    Los bocetos y las pinturas murales del Pilar
    col. col. Mariano de Pano y Ruata
    ZaragozaCaja de Ahorros de la Inmaculada de Aragón
    1987
    pp. 47 (il.), 93-94 (il.)
  • ANSÓN NAVARRO, Arturo
    Goya y Aragón. Familia, amistades y encargos artísticos
    col. Col. Mariano de Pano y Ruata
    ZaragozaCaja de Ahorros de la Inmaculada de Aragón
    1995
    pp. 91-92 (il.)
  • MENA MARQUÉS, Manuela B. et al.
    Goya y Zaragoza (1746-1775). Sus raíces aragonesas
    ZaragozaFundación Goya en Aragón, Ibercaja y Gobierno de Aragón
    2015
    pp. 120-123
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