Randomized trial maps Goya's influence in 19th-century France and Spain, suggesting new insights into artist relationships.
The Goya Network is a newly created interactive database that maps the social and professional relationships surrounding the Spanish artist Francisco de Goya, focusing on his connections with artists, critics, and collectors in 19th-century Spain and France. Unlike traditional studies of his work, this project emphasizes the relational context that shaped Goya’s legacy, offering a novel tool for the study of historical artists’ social networks. As a ‘living’ database, it facilitates crossdisciplinary collaboration and serves as both a research tool and a public resource, providing insight into the scope of Goya’s influence and the reception of his work.
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