Let's Go to the Hispanic Society Museum & Library

## ✨ *Goya & The Age of Revolution – A Private Group Experience* The Hispanic Society Museum & Library \| Saturday\, June 6 \| 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM ## 🌟 Event Description Join us for a truly special and enriching cultural experience at one of New York City’s most fascinating and often overlooked institutions: ### 🏛️ *The Hispanic Society Museum & Library* Located on the beautiful Audubon Terrace in Washington Heights, this remarkable museum—founded in 1904—houses an extraordinary collection of Spanish art spanning centuries, including masterpieces by Goya, Velázquez, El Greco, and Sorolla. This event will feature a dedicated group visit centered around a powerful and timely exhibition: * ## 🎨 *Goya and the Age of Revolution* This compelling exhibition explores the work of Francisco de Goya, one of the most influential figures in Western art, whose work bridged tradition and modernity. Through paintings and prints, the exhibition examines themes of: * War * Revolution * Political upheaval * Human suffering and resilience Created during a time of profound global change, Goya’s work reflects the impact of events such as the American and French Revolutions and the Napoleonic Wars, offering a deeply human and often haunting perspective on history. Highlights may include works from his powerful print series, including *The Disasters of War*, widely regarded as one of the most striking artistic responses to conflict ever created. * ## 👥 Group Tour Experience This event will be conducted as a curated group visit (limited to 20 members), allowing for a more intimate and engaging experience. Our visit will be led by the museum’s educator(s), providing thoughtful insight into both the exhibition and the collection. The experience will include: * A guided overview of the Goya exhibition * Time to explore the galleries at your own pace * Opportunities for conversation, reflection, and shared insights throughout the…