FRANCISCO DE GOYA (1746-1828) – Goya is a conundrum. In the entire History of Art few figures are as perplexing as the craftsman conceived in Fuendetodos, Spain. Venturesome and indefinable, a painter with no adversary in all his life, Goya was the painter of the Court and the painter of the individuals. He was a religious painter and a mysterious painter. He was the creator of the excellence and sensuality of the ‘Maja desnuda’ and the maker of the unequivocal awfulness of ‘The Third of May, 1808′. He was an oil painter, a fresco painter, a sketcher and an etcher. Furthermore he never ceased his transformation.