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		Following Giaquinto’s departure in 1762, Bayeu gradually developed a more independent style and in 1764 was named Painter to the King by Charles III as a tribute to his work in the Palace.
		He was less influenced than some of his contemporaries by Tiepolo, who arrived in Madrid shortly before Giaquinto’s departure, preferring the Roman classicism of Anton Raphael Mengs, a fellow countryman and friend of his father-in-law, Merklein.
		Bayeu later executed commissions for the church of the Franciscans, as did Goya, and various other civil and religious monuments including the cathedral at Toledo.
	www.europeanpaintings.com /html/bio.asp?numcol=154 (279 words)

	Goya: First Painter to the Spanish Court.(exhibit `Goya: Another Look,' Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		During this apprenticeship, he befriended the three talented Bayeu brothers--Francisco, Manuel, and Ramon--whose artistic success had preceded Goya's and who would come to figure prominently in his life.
		Unlike Francisco and Ram6n Bayeu, Goya was denied admission to the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid.
		Following Goya's return to Spain in 1771, he married Josefa Bayeu in 1773 and began work in 1775 at the Royal Tapestry Factory in Mandrid, where he produced cartoons (design to be copied on looms) for the grand woven masterpieces commissioned for the royal residences.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-54680896.html (1296 words)

	Biography
		Here, he also met Francisco Bayeu who was a successful painter then and was employed by the court of Madrid in 1763.
		Goya's climb to success was difficult and slow until he was elected a member of the Madrid Academy in 1780 and was appointed as its Deputy Director of Painting five years later.
		After Bayeu died in 1795, Goya was promoted to Director of Painting at the Academy.
	www.discoverartists.info /FranciscodeGoya/bio.html (758 words)

	Francisco de Goya
		La información a cerca de Aula Dei es conocida gracias a don Valentín de Carderera nacido en Huesca en 1796 y que fue admirador y coleccionista de las obras de Goya y que donó unos legajos de papel dónde aparece la información a cerca de estas pinturas.
		Francisco Bayeu y Subías han sido uno de los mejores pintores aragoneses de todos los tiempos pero sin duda alguna fue eclipsado parcialmente por Goya, y probablemente si Goya no hubiese existido tendríamos ante nosotros al mejor pintor Español del siglo XVIII.
		Bayeu después de ser maestro de Goya, llegó a ser cuñado de éste al casarse Goya con su hermana Josefa.
	html.rincondelvago.com /francisco-de-goya_9.html (3868 words)

	Francisco José Goya (1746-1828), por Image & Art
		El 25 de julio de 1773 Goya se casa en la parroquia de San Martín de Madrid, con Josefa Bayeu, a quien Goya llama la Pepa, hermana de dos antiguos alumnos del taller de Luzán y amigos del pintor desde la infancia: Francisco y Ramón.
		Francisco Bayeu es un pintor importante en aquel momento.
		Bayeu expresa a la junta su descontento por los criterios poco academicistas de su cuñado.
	www.imageandart.com /tutoriales/biografias/goya/index.html (2020 words)

	El Universal.com.mx - Versión para imprimir
		En 1763 se traslada a la capital de España y se instalará en el taller de Francisco Bayeu, cuyas relaciones con el dictador artístico del momento y promotor del neoclasicismo, Antón Rafael Mengs, eran excelentes.
		Bayeu mostrará a Goya las luces, los brillos y el abocetado de la pintura.
		El 25 de julio de 1773 Goya contrae matrimonio en Madrid con María Josefa Bayeu, hermana de Francisco y Ramón Bayeu, por lo que los lazos se estrechan con su "maestro".
	www.eluniversal.com.mx /columnas/vi_53870.html (651 words)

	ROSARIO WEISS Spanish painter
		She was an illegitimate daughter of Dona Leocadia Zorrilla, a wife of don Isidore Weiss who brought her to trial in 1812 for "adultery, illegal actions and bad behaviour" that resulted in the separation of the spouses.
		Leocadia was a housekeeper in the house of Goya and in addition his lover, which practically proves the paternity of the painter who was a widower of Josefa Bayeu since 1812.
		Taking into consideration the situation of the family, the painter was in charge of the mother and the child.
	www.josedelamano.net /pages/rosarioweiss_b.html (720 words)

	History of Art: Neoclassicism and Romanticism - Francisco de Goya
		There is, in fact, little doubt that Francisco Bayeu (1734-1795), who was soon to begin a dazzling career, was at that time Goya's principal model.
		In 1762, Bayeu was called to Madrid to work with Anton Raphael Mengs, a German painter working in Spain, decorating the royal palace.
		In 1773, however, he married the 26-year-old Josefa, the sister of the Bayeus, and this close relationship with the influential Bayeu family would prove to be highly advantageous to his career.
	www.all-art.org /neoclasscism/goya1.html (2541 words)

	Biographie complète de Francisco GOYA - JeSuisMort.com
		En juillet 1773, Francisco Goya épouse Josefa Bayeu, la soeur de Francisco Bayeu, âgée de 26 ans.
		Le 21 janvier 1777 Josefa donne naissance à Madrid au premier fils de Goya, mort en bas âge.
		En juin 1812, son épouse Josefa Bayeu meurt à l'âge de 65 ans.
	www.jesuismort.com /biographie_celebrite_chercher/biographie_celebrite_page.php?acte=biographie&id_celebrite=1446 (601 words)

	Goya \| Portrait of Josefa Bayeu
		In some quarters there is a dispute about whether this painting is actually of Goya's wife Josefa, or some other unidentified sitter.
		Of course, Goya's skills were such that he could have easily taken an unfinished painting from an earlier period and finished it in his newer style (or entirely redid it) according to some new idea about what he wanted in the picture.
		As Josefa would have been a much older womanin 1815 than what is presented in this image (the woman is perhaps in her 30s) it is within the scope of Goya's abilities to paint a younger version of his wife should he have chosen to do so.
	www.eeweems.com /goya/portrait_josefa_bayeu.html (261 words)

	Goya, Francisco i Spanien Dalí, Goya, Picasso
		Goya rejste til Italien for at lade sig inspirere i 1769 og vandt der en pris ved akademiet.
		Tilbage i 1773 gifter Goya sig med Josefa Bayeu, søster til Francisco som han tidligere havde arbejdet for.
		Familien bosatte sig i 1775 i Madrid, hvor Goya fik ansættelse ved Den kongelige Gobelinfabrik.
	www.zapin.net /spanien_571/Goya%2C+Francisco.html (777 words)

	Francisco Bayeu y Subías (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Bayeu, Francisco ~ Olympus The Fall of the Giants, 1764, Museo del Prado, Madrid.jpg
		Francisco Bayeu y Subias (1734, Zaragoza, Spain - 1795, Madrid) was a Spanish painter whose main subjects were religious and historical themes.
		He studied with Francisco Goya, who married his sister, Josefa Bayeu.
	en.askmore.net /Francisco_Bayeu_y_Sub%C3%ADas.htm (71 words)

	Santiago de Compostela - Francisco_Bayeu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Retrato de Francisco Bayeu (1795), por Goya, Museo del Prado, Madrid.
		Francisco Bayeu y SubÃas (Zaragoza, 9 de marzo de 1734 - â Madrid el 4 de agosto de 1795).
		Goya se casÃ³ con la hermana de Francisco, Josefa Bayeu, en 1773.
	www.santiago.es /ir.php?var=Francisco_Bayeu (503 words)

	Obra de Francisco de Goya y Lucientes
		Bayeu (con cuya hermana, Josefa, habría de casarse Goya más adelante) tuvo una enorme influencia en la formación temprana de Goya y a él se debe que participara en un encargo importante, los frescos de la iglesia de la Virgen del Pilar en Zaragoza (1771, 1780-1782), y que se instalara más tarde en la corte.
		A su vuelta a España, alrededor de 1773, contrajo matrimonio con Josefa Bayeu, y se instaló definitivamente en Madrid hasta su exilio de Burdeos.
		En 1795 fue nombrado director de pintura de la Academia de San Fernando, puesto en el que sucedía a Francisco Bayeu, cargo del que dimitió dos años más tarde debido a su sordera y al concepto antiacadémico que tenía de la educación artística, que chocaba con el de la Academia.
	html.rincondelvago.com /obra-de-francisco-de-goya-y-lucientes.html (2710 words)

	All About Goya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This proved to be valuable to Goya's career because he worked harder than ever to produce work that exceeded that of his brother-and-law's.
		This was the first phase of his career, before he had to leave for Madrid because of his new family connections with the Bayeus.
		With Francisco Bayeu's support, Goya finally gained his membership with the Royal Academy in Madrid.
	www.pembinatrails.ca /vincentmassey/swaweb/bcgoya3.htm (622 words)

	Goya Francisco
		En juillet 1773, Francisco Goya épouse Josefa Bayeu, la sœur de Francisco Bayeu.
		En 1775, Bayeu procure à Goya une importante commande : des cartons pour la Manufacture Royale de Santa Barbara.
		Le 2 décembre 1784, Josefa donne naissance à un garçon, Francisco-Javier.
	art.mygalerie.com /les%20maitres/goya.html (754 words)

	Lonely Castle Art - The History of Art
		In 1760 he was apprenticed to José Luzán Martínez in Saragossa where he spent four years copying prints of old masters, a practice meant to develop drawing skills.
		As well, during that time he worked under Francisco Bayeu whos sister, Josefa Bayeu, he would eventually marry.
		In 1766 he travelled to Rome to further his studies and returned to Saragossa in 1771 to paint commissoned frescoes for local churches.
	www.lonelycastleart.com /artist.php?nav=name&id=4 (443 words)

	GOYA
		Goya moved to Madrid soon after Bayeu and worked in his studio.
		To be established at Madrid was, at this time, virtually the only way in which a provincial Spanish artist could gain more than mere local recognition.
		In 1771 he returned to Spain, and two years later married Bayeu's sister, Josefa.
	www.fortunecity.com /victorian/parkwood/249/four.html (1671 words)

	Goya y Lucientes, Francisco de 1746-1828 pintor español
		He began his artistic studies at the age of 13 with a local artist, José Lusán, who had trained in Naples and who taught Goya to draw, to copy engravings and to paint in oils.
		In 1763 and 1766, he competed unsuccessfully for a scholarship of the Royal Academy of San Fernando in Madrid, probably working in the studio of the Court Painter Francisco Bayeu, who was also from Saragossa.
		By the end of 1771, Goya was back in Saragossa, where he received his first official commission, the frescoes in the Cathedral of El Pilar.
	www.artistas-americanos.com /biography/goyaen.html (1658 words)

	Francisco de Goya
		In 1772 he was awarded the second prize in a competition initiated by the academy of Parma, styling himself "pupil to Bayeu, painter to the king of Spain." Compelled to quit Rome somewhat suddenly, he appears again in Madrid in 1775, the husband of Bayeu's daughter, and father of a son.
		About this time he appears to have visited his parents at Fuendetodos, no doubt noting much which later on he utilized in his genre works.
		From the deaths of Velázquez and Murillo to the advent of Fortuny, Goya's name is the only important one found in the history of Spanish art.
	www.nndb.com /people/710/000084458 (900 words)

	Museo Virtual de Daniel y Carmen
		En esta obra es manifiesta la influencia de Bayeu y, por otra parte, se apunta ya en esta pieza una constante en su posterior obra, la técnica de pincelada rápida, en grandes masas aboctadas, con juegos de luces y líneas, que posteriormente hacen que su obra sea tan expresiva y dinámica.
		Al año siguiente, junto a Ramón Bayeu y José del Castillo, solicita ser nombrado pintor del Rey, se desestima su petición y las de sus compañeros, a cambio se le encarga una nueva serie de tapices, recibe al año un salario de 8.000 reales.
		En estos tapices, se va distanciando de las influencias de Bayeu y de Mengs, acercandose mas a la influencia de Tiepolo y creciendo su admiración por Velazquez, as obras del genial sevillano dieron cuerpo a sus primeros grabados, de los que hoy conocemos 17, habiendo desaparecido uno.
	www.museovirtual.org /goya.htm (2850 words)

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		Allí recibe su primera formación artística y se relaciona con Francisco Bayeu, quien años después se convertirá en su cuñado.
		En 1773 contrae matrimonio con Maria Josefa Bayeu, hermana de Francisco.
		En 1812 fallece su esposa, María Josefa Bayeu.
	www.staragon.com /dga/goya/vida.htm (1168 words)

	Francisco de Goya y Lucientes. Biography. - Olga's Gallery
		There are three known portraits of Mariano by Goya, full-length portrait aged four, head and shoulders at the age of six-eight years old, and head and shoulders portrait as a young man.
		Francisco Bayeu (1734-1795) Spanish artist, he came from Aragon, as did Goya.
		An educated man, interested in scientific and cultural innovations, the duke is the embodiment of the late eighteenth century illuminated aristocrat, who tried to modernize Spanish society.
	www.abcgallery.com /G/goya/goyabio.html (3427 words)

	Goya y Lucientes, Francisco de 1746-1828 pintor español
		Los tonos verdosos y blancos empleados por Goya corresponden a los utilizados en las obras de los últimos años del siglo XVIII, como los retratos de Jovellanos o de Josefa Bayeu.
		En la capital de España trabó amistad con otro artista aragonés, Francisco Bayeu, pintor de la corte que trabajaba en el estilo académico introducido en España por el pintor alemán Anton Raphael Mengs.
		En esta última fecha comenzó a hacer grabados a partir de la obra de Velázquez que, junto con la de Rembrandt, sería su principal fuente de inspiración durante toda su vida.
	www.artistas-americanos.com /biography/goyasp.html (3296 words)

	printarticle.
		But, in each case, she successfully breathed life into her characters; and in Old Man Goya, she has done it again.
		The bare biographical bones are these: Goya was born in 1746 in the Spanish province of Zaragoza; in 1760 he was apprenticed to the painter Jose Luzan; he married Josefa Bayeu in 1773; became, after a long illness, profoundly deaf in 1793/4 and died 35 years later.
		The key oddity in that otherwise standard span is the loss of his hearing, a sensory deprivation which changed his whole way of painting.
	www.smh.com.au /cgi-bin/common/printArticle.pl?path=/articles/2002/08/09/1028158010416.html (617 words)

	Francisco de Goya y Lucientes 1 - Pintura
		En este taller conoció a los hermanos Bayeu, muy importantes para su carrera profesional.
		En la capital de España se instalará en el taller de Francisco Bayeu, cuyas relaciones con el dictador artístico del momento y promotor del Neoclasicismo, Antón Rafael Mengs, eran excelentes.
		Y ese mismo año decora una cúpula de la Basílica del Pilar de Zaragoza, aunque el estilo colorista y brioso del maestro no gustara al Cabildo catedralicio y provocara el enfrentamiento con su cuñado Francisco Bayeu.
	www.artstudiomagazine.com /artes-plasticas/grandes-maestros/goya-1.html (767 words)

	Goya's family: forebears and offspring
		The Goya were bourgueois of Zaragoza, and the Lucientes members of the minor nobility who cultivated their land themselves
		Javier de Goya y Bayeu, one of the painter's sons
		InfoGoya 96 is an initiative of the University of Zaragoza, sponsored by the Institution Fernando el Católico of the Deputation of Zaragoza on an Apple Internet Server donated by Apple Computer.
	goya.unizar.es /infogoya/life/familia.html (384 words)

	Kate Race (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Las mujeres principlaes son la esposa de Goya (Josefa Bayeu), la duquesa de Alba, la Reina María Luísa, su ultima amante (Leocadia Zorilla), y una novia de su juventud (que he añadido-no existió).
		Cuando Goya tiene 68 años Josefa muere y Leocadia Zorilla, una mujer divorciada de 25 años viene a vivir en la casa de Goya, como una criada.
		Goya caye enfermo y casi muere, pero con Leocadia a su lado recupera su deseo a vivir.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /romance/spanish/solomon/ugfilm/Screenwriting03/Screenplays/students/raceprospect.htm (419 words)

	Goya in Bordeaux (1999)
		1773 -- he married Josefa Bayeu, the sister of Francisco Bayeu, court painter to King Charles III of Spain.
		He was visiting Andalusia when he was struck with a malady that left him partially blind and deaf.
		1795 -- death of Francisco Bayeu; Goya succeeded him as Director of Painting in the Academy.
	www.vernonjohns.org /snuffy1186/goyainbordeaux1999.html (1166 words)

	Biographical and pictorial chronology of Goya
		Enters the painting competition (1st class) of the Real Academia de San Fernando, which is won by Ramon Bayeu.
		Moves to Madrid in response to calls from his brother-in-law Francisco Bayeu and Mengs, First Court Painter to Charles III.
		Goya paints seven rural compositions for the country house at Alameda, owned by the Duke and Dutchess of Osuna.
	goya.unizar.es /InfoGoya/Life/Cronologia.html (1533 words)

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