Do you remember when the Trump family starting posting "random" pictures involving the word Goya and they almost got in trouble for it?
Did you ever figure out what they were trying to tell us? Here's what you missed.
Goya
Mason Hernandez
Carson Sullivan
Goyim?
Adam Ross
One of the most renowned artists of all time, Francisco Goya. Born 1746. He was appointed Court Painter to the Spanish Royal crown.
Christian Jackson
It was an advertisement. Just like his pfizer commercials.
Wyatt Lopez
Known for his macabre depictions of war, witchcraft, and brutality. Goya's artistic vision has remained a mystery to ((scholars)) for centuries.
Asher Price
Many of his works curiously feature characters who possess "beast-like" qualities, often committing acts of cannibalism or torture for fun.
Nolan Sanchez
A regular theme of his was the hybridization between bats, cats, donkeys, goats, and men.
Aiden Wood
>most renowned artist
That dago doesn't hold a candle to the Dutch masters.
Dylan Cooper
Notice the bats on the head piece. What was Goya trying to tell us here?
Gavin Torres
Trump was selling a can of beans. He was not holding up a painting.
Owen Ramirez
thats a depiction of a blood passover
Dylan Perez
This poor character seems to be overwhelmed by bats, owls, and cats.
Benjamin Reed
Another witch-like character seems to be making a transaction with a horned beast figure.
Robert James
Have you figured out what these hats mean yet?
Charles Wright
you fucking faggot make 1 point
Lucas Brown
This fellow seems rather amused with himself.
Evan Rivera
>dago
>woo
>spic
No one has used these slurs since was a nickel
Eli Young
These seems to be a particularly disturbing scene. What does the goat man symbolize?
Christian Williams
Perhaps his most well known work, featuring a distraught Saturn consuming his children in fear of being usurped.
Wyatt Miller
These ladies seem to be having a nice afternoon.
Matthew Thompson
Harlots, fools, demons, witches, and war. A curiosity indeed!
Lucas Ross
The Goat man represents a purveyor of natures illusion. Basically guiding lost souls to lust over nature.
Still a bit of a stretch to tie this to Trumps Goyaposting though
Brayden Price
Thanks for sharing, now what is it that you are alluding to as your interpretation of this mentally deranged faggots artwork? Basically, what I take from this is that this art work is nowhere near as good as that of an Austrian artists work during the first half of the 1900's. His name slips my mind, I will say that the one shared here as "Batman" did somewhat interest me from the sheer engineering angle of it at least. What a concept.
Landon Clark
Admittedly yes, a stretch. Could be possible though. Mostly trying to catch the interest of Any Forums but it takes a lot to get past the bot and shill filters.