Art Prints

[BritainOphira]

Does anyone know of a good site to order prints/posters? I'm looking for Goya's The Giant, and I can't find it anywhere online.
If anyone has any tips, I would be tres thankful.

[Birdsnest]

http://www.allposters.com/

Just do a search for Goya, and some prints will come up. Well, it doesn't look like they have that particular print there. There is also www.barewalls.com (http://www.barewalls.com/) but I couldn't find it there either.

I did find this, but its in Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC.
http://www.abcgallery.com/G/goya/goya103.html

If you right click on the picture, save as, to your computer, you could possibly submit it to an online photo place, and ask them to create a poster for you? Maybe. Or, save and print out the mini version.

[mgb]

This was as close as I could find.

What about a nice Los Caprichos #43? or the Third of May?

They seem to have enough Goya posters here that they might be able to track one down for you.

http://search.barewalls.com/cgi-bin/search.exe?ps=20&D=1&fr=0&S=goya&ot=1&on=1&os=1&oo=1&bl=2&ptype=1&tp=34&td=305977&sm=1&or=7&orasc=1

[Birdsnest]

Here is Colossus, but not the giant:
http://www.art.com/asp/sp-asp/_/PD--10060128/The_Colossus.htm?ui=68A80AE799804FC5991F04163A8F1CDE

[waxwing]

Try this:

http://www.penwith.co.uk/artofeurope/goya.htm

[waxwing]

Oops, I thought The Colossus was The Giant, but I remembered that there are 3 paintings with "the giant" (or at least I think so).

A site sent me here, but my computer was running into problems, so I'll give it to you in case it has what you want:

http://www.artchive.com/artchive/ftptoc/goya_ext.html

[BritainOphira]

It's not at any of those, but thank you all for helping me look. I wouldn't think it would be that difficult to find a print of it as it's rather famous, but evidently I thought wrong. I think I'm going to ask my art teacher to see if she's ever seen a print of it whenever I go back to school, because she would probably remember it.

[waxwing]

Which painting are you looking for? The one of him standing, of mostly the face, or the one where he is turned around? Or none of the above? :)

[BritainOphira]

The one where he is turned around.