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"The Forge" by Francisco Goya (circa 1815–1820)

Location: The Frick Collection, New York City, USA

The Story Behind the Artwork
Francisco de Goya, a seminal figure in Spanish art, painted "The Forge" between 1815 and 1820. This period marked a transformative phase in Goya's career, characterized by a shift towards darker themes and a more expressive style, often referred to as his "Black Paintings" era. "The Forge" stands out as a profound exploration of labor and the human condition, reflecting Goya's deepening engagement with the realities of his time.

Symbolism and Details
The painting depicts three blacksmiths engrossed in their work around an anvil. The central figure, viewed from behind, raises a hammer, poised to strike the heated metal held by the crouching smith on the left. An older man leans over the anvil, possibly guiding the process. Goya's use of a limited color palette—dominated by grays, blues, and blacks—accentuates the intense focus and physicality of the scene. The glowing red of the molten metal serves as a focal point, symbolizing both the creation and the inherent dangers of the craft.

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