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1. Goya’s Las Rinde el Sueño (Sleep Overcomes Them) and Que Pico de Oro (What a Golden Beak)

   Goya speaks to our modern world of oppression of the poor, arrogance of the rich and their fawning followers as though he created Los Caprichos yesterday.

   This entry was posted on July 19, 2013 and is filed under art criticism, Goya.

   Tags: “Las rinde el Sueño, Fred Licht, Goya, Los Caprichos, Michelle Alexander, Que Pico de Oro! Behold the Golden Beak, Sleep overcomes them, The New Jim Crow, Trayvon Martin

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