5ª tirada. Calcografía Nacional para la Real Academia de las Bellas Artes de San Fernando, 1881-1886. Esta edición consta de 210 ejemplares. El total de ejemplares de las 5 primeras ediciones se estima en 610.
Técnica: Aguafuerte, aguatinta bruñida y punta seca
Soporte: Papel avitelado
Medidas: 21,4 x 15,1 cm (huella) / 33,4 x 23,6 cm. (papel)
Comentario de Goya según el manuscrito del Prado: “El q.e viva entre homb.s será gering.do1 irremedia.emente, si quiere evitarlo, habra de irse a habitar los montes, y q.do esté alli conocera tanbien q.e esto de vivir solo es una geringa”.
Referencias: Gassier-Wilson: 567
Por acuerdo de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, ya no se puede estampar ninguna de las planchas pertenecientes a grabados de Goya.

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Francisco Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828). Swallow it, dog (Caprichos 58, D. 94, H. 92). Original etching and aquatint. A very good impression from the fith edition (210 impressions). There were about 610 impressions in the first five editions. Goya comments, "He who lives among men will be Irremediably vexed. If he wants to avoid it he will have to go and live in the mountains, but when he is there he will discover that to live alone is vexatious." Playing upon the dual meanings of the word "jeringar"—to syringe and to vex—Goya suggests that if one tries to avoid vexation by becoming a hermit, he will still discover that in his little world of man he will still be vexed by his own thoughts and emotions. The cloaked and hooded men surrounding him in clerical outfits suggest that in this world there is no escape from vexation. Image size: 21,4 x 15,1 cm.
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