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Assumptions are inevitably made when looking at an artwork. For example, heres a small sketch made by Goya between 1816 and 1820. It shows a person holding what we assume to be their child, or maybe their grand-child. As the child rests on the strong hands, its playing with their beard. We can also assume that the baby is loved. We can assume that the look its given is one of love and tenderness. We, by default, assume many things when looking at any work of art. However, Im pretty certain that one of the assumptions youve made when looking at this picture was wrong. Lets read what Goya writes under this sketch: This Woman Was Painted in Naples by Jusepe Ribera, called lo Spagnoletto, about the year 1640. Lets take a brief look at Jusepes Riberas 1631 painting: Magdalena Ventura with Her Husband and Son. This painting is most-likely jarring for your average viewer. A woman is standing strong in the centre of the composition, facing the viewer, star
