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Lita Cabellut x Goya – De dwaasheden — Museum JAN — Museum JAN (primair)
Los disparates - Wikipedia — Wikipedia (Engels) (onafhankelijk)
Goya x Lita Cabellut. Los Disparates. - Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando — Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando (onafhankelijk)
Over Museum JAN – Moderne kunst en Glaskunst in Amstelveen — Museum JAN — Museum JAN (primair)
Lita Cabellut - Wikipedia — Wikipedia (Engels) (onafhankelijk)
Museum Jan - Wikipedia — Wikipedia (Engels) (onafhankelijk)
Het museum van de Jannen - ONH.nl — Oneindig Noord-Holland (Noord-Hollands Archief e.a.) (onafhankelijk)
Disparate puntual - Louvre site des collections — Musée du Louvre (onafhankelijk)
Goya's Copper plates at the Calcografía Nacional — Factum Foundation (onafhankelijk)
Francisco de Goya - Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando — Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando (Calcografía Nacional) (onafhankelijk)
Disparates - Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando — Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando (Calcografía Nacional) (onafhankelijk)

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Black-and-white etching: against a dark background, several figures float on large bat-like wings; the man in front grips the handles above his head. — **Modo de volar (A Way of Flying), number 13 in Goya's series Los Disparates: figures hang from large wings against a black sky. Etching and aquatint, an impression in the Rijksmuseum collection.**
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A light-striped brick museum building on a cobbled street corner, with large shop windows on the ground floor and a vertical name sign on the façade. — **Museum JAN on the Dorpsstraat in the Oude Dorp of Amstelveen, then still called Museum Jan van der Togt, in a photograph from 2007.**
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Black-and-white etching: in a dark space, grimacing men lean over a seated, bundled-up old man; on the right someone points upwards, and a small animal stands at the bottom. — La lealtad (Loyalty), number 17 in Los Disparates: a group of grinning figures presses in on a man in a chair. Museum JAN shows an impression of this print next to Lita Cabellut's triptych of the same title. An impression from the first edition (1864) in the Rijksmuseum collection.
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