Francisco Goya
Woman with Clothes Blowing in the Wind
1824-259 x 9.5 cm
Carbon black and watercolor on ivory
Unsigned
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Bequest of Pamela Askew
Literature
Gary Tinterow and Geneviève Lacambre, Manet/Velazquez, New York, New Haven, 2003, fig. 5.20
Provenance
private collection, Paris
anonymous sale, Hôtel Drouot, Paris, 22 February 1937, nr. 56–61
1938, Tomás Harris (born 1908–died 1964), London
by 1941, Durlacher Brothers, New York
to Ralph Kirk Askew (owner of Durlacher; born 1903–died 1974) and his wife, Constance Atwood Askew, New York
by inheritance to their daughter, Pamela Askew (born 1925–died 1997), New York
1998, bequest of Pamela Askew to the MFA
Other works by Francisco Goya
Bull Held by a Cord
Alegoria Menandrea or The Strolling Players
The Crockery Vendor
1779
1779
Equastrian Portrait known as 'A Garrochista'
El Maragato Threatens Friar Pedro de Zaldivia with his Gun