Hannibal Crossing the Alps by Francisco Goya is a dramatic and powerful depiction of the legendary Carthaginian general Hannibal leading his army over the treacherous Alps during the Second Punic War. Goya’s masterful use of color and light brings intensity to the scene, where Hannibal is portrayed as a figure of both strength and determination. The sweeping landscape and dynamic composition add to the grandeur of the moment, emphasizing the immense challenge faced by the troops. This painting is a remarkable example of Goya’s ability to capture history with emotional depth and vivid detail.