- Goya painted primarily religious works early in his career for churches and patrons in his home region of Aragon between 1760-1781. He was influenced by late Baroque and Rococo styles as well as Neoclassicism which he encountered in Italy. - In the late 18th century, Goya addressed social issues in Spain through allegorical and portrait works, becoming known as a supporter of the Enlightenment. He documented the violence of war and criticized the aristocracy and clergy. - Goya's style evolved throughout his life from Baroque influences to more expressive and experimental works in his later period, anticipating Romanticism, Impressionism and Surrealism. He is known for his innovative

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