Portrait of Francisca Senora Sabasa y Garcia by the romantic Spanish artist Francisco de Goya (1746-1828). Painted between 1806-1811. Print shows a woman in traditional Spanish attire, featuring a veil (mantilla) and a gold-colored shawl. Historical Context: Goya was reportedly painting the subject’s uncle, Spain’s Foreign Minister, when he encountered Senora Sabasa Garcia and was struck by her beauty, leading him to paint her portrait too. Frame: Ornate hand carved gilt wood