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The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters, one of Francisco Goya's most iconic prints, was created in 1797 as a response to the corruption and cruelty of his time. Drawing inspiration from Goya's Los Caprichos series, artist Jenny Eggleston has created a new body of work confronting the fraud, corruption, and madness of the MAGA movement and Trump presidency. This image (No Kings Ever, 2025) from the forthcoming print series will be released as a unique limited edition to benefit the ACLU and NC Democratic Legal Defense Fund.
“No Kings Ever” is an original collaboration published by Multiplied Projects. A pigment-based inkjet print measuring 10 × 8 inches, it was printed using an EPSON Surecolor P700 with Ultrachrome inks. An edition of 25 with 2 AP’s and 1 PP was signed, dated and numbered by the artist.
The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters, one of Francisco Goya's most iconic prints, was created in 1797 as a response to the corruption and cruelty of his time. Drawing inspiration from Goya's Los Caprichos series, artist Jenny Eggleston has created a new body of work confronting the fraud, corruption, and madness of the MAGA movement and Trump presidency. This image (No Kings Ever, 2025) from the forthcoming print series will be released as a unique limited edition to benefit the ACLU and NC Democratic Legal Defense Fund.
“No Kings Ever” is an original collaboration published by Multiplied Projects. A pigment-based inkjet print measuring 10 × 8 inches, it was printed using an EPSON Surecolor P700 with Ultrachrome inks. An edition of 25 with 2 AP’s and 1 PP was signed, dated and numbered by the artist.