"Francisco Goya, El Baile de San Antonio de la Florida, 1777 Goya made a series of 63 large tapestry ""cartoons"" painted for Charles III of Spain and then, after his death, Charles IV. These were made in canvas and then woven into a wool tapestry. Mostly done in a Rococo style and commissioned before Goya was famous, or even known for that matter, they gained popularity due to their prominent placement in the El Pardo palace.  This particular tapestry is very light and happy, of a cute little country scene, a dance. It is very cool to see paintings like this, done very early in Goya's career, and trace his shift into darker material."
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