La hija de goya unfolds a compelling page of Spanish cultural history through the refined storytelling of Amelia Noguera. Seen through the perspective of Rosario Weiss, goddaughter and likely daughter of Francisco de Goya, the narrative transports the reader to a turbulent era in Spain under Fernando VII, where artistic, political, and literary currents converge with the personal journey of a young painter striving to make her creative voice heard in a world that constrains artistic freedom.

Blending historical accuracy with evocative prose, this novel offers an intimate glimpse into the bond between master and pupil and highlights the overlooked presence of Weiss, whose talent influenced the circle surrounding the great Spanish artist.

For lovers of art and history, this book presents an exclusive chance to engage with the spirit of Spanish Romanticism and reflect on how art endures amid upheaval.