"Borodin"]    In one of these works, a woman standing on a brick wall shields her face with a cloth as she pries the title objects from the mouth of a hanged man. The third of these works was described by their artist as depicting a "Lamentable use of early education"; in that work, a pair of terrified and ugly children att
"Borodin"]    In one of these works, a woman standing on a brick wall shields her face with a cloth as she pries the title objects from the mouth of a hanged man. The third of these works was described by their artist as depicting a "Lamentable use of early education"; in that work, a pair of terrified and ugly children attempt to hide behind their mother as a hooded and cloaked figure approaches them. In another of these works, two old peasant women sit gossiping on a rock as an upper-class couple flirts and ignores them. The titles of those members of this series are Hunting for Teeth, Here Comes the Bogey Man and Birds of a Feather Flock Together. This series also contains a work in which a large catlike creature perks up in the lower-right-hand corner as owls and bats swarm around a self-portrait of the artist, who has his head buried in his arms on a desk. For 10 points, identify this series of prints that contains The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters, created by Francisco de Goya.
"Borodin"]    In one of these works, a woman standing on a brick wall shields her face with a cloth as she pries the title objects from the mouth of a hanged man.
Los {Caprichos} [or The {Caprices}]