
Goya, Francisco, 1746-1828 · 1799
From Harris: Goya's commentary - It is often disputed whether men are worse than women or the contrary, but the vices of the one and the other come from bad upbringing. Wherever the men are depraved, the women are the same. The young lady portrayed in the print is as knowing as the young coxcomb talking to her, and as regards the two old women, one is as vile as the other.
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