Robert Hughes’s Goya stands as a tour de force of art history writing, blending rigorous scholarship with the flair of a seasoned cultural critic. Far more than a catalog of paintings, Hughes’s study excavates the fertile contradictions of Francisco Goya’s life and work—his oscillation between courtly success and outsider defiance, his engagement with Enlightenment optimism and his … Continue reading The Adaptable Educator’s Book Review – Goya by Robert Hughes
