A beautifully preserved 20th-century restrike from Francisco de Goya’s iconic Los Desastres de la Guerra series, plate 44 titled Yo lo vi. This impression is pulled from the original copper plate, printed on high-quality paper (likely wove or Lana Pur Fil type), and displays a strong plate impression with crisp line work. Details & Provenance • Title: Yo lo vi (I saw it) — Plate 44 from Los Desastres de la Guerra • Period: mid-20th century restrike • Medium: etching/aquatint • Paper: smooth, archival wove (no visible laid watermark) • Margins: generous margins with lightly trimmed edges • Condition: excellent, with light toning of margins only • Framing: original mid-century gilt frame with beaded edge, archival mat • Back label: original gallery/inventory label with “GOYA” catalog note This piece is ideal for collectors of Goya who appreciate the historical resonance of the Desastres series without requiring a first edition. The quality of the impression and condition make it a standout piece for display or curatorial collections. ⸻ Dimensions • Image/plate area (visible): 10.5 x 8 • Framed: ~21.75 Tall x 24.5 wide, 1.75 Depth ⸻ ℹ️ Buyer Notes This is a restrike created from Goya’s original copper plate in the 20th century. It is not a first edition 1863 pull, but it retains artistic and collectible value, especially in strong condition. Please review all photos before purchase; feel free to request additional high-resolution images of the plate detail, margin, and back labeling.