In one work in this series, two men with padlocks over their heads stare helplessly at a spoon-wielding figure, who has the ears of the titular animal, while in another a skeletal figure pushes a heavy stone wall. Besides The Chinchillas and And Still They Don't Go!, this series contains Of What Ill Will He Die?and Neither More Nor Less, which feature many donkeys in human clothes. In another work in it, three cloaked figures in a (*) cell cluster around a woman engaged in the titular activity, 
In one work in this series, two men with padlocks over their heads stare helplessly at a spoon-wielding figure, who has the ears of the titular animal, while in another a skeletal figure pushes a heavy stone wall. Besides The Chinchillas and And Still They Don't Go!, this series contains Of What Ill Will He Die?and Neither More Nor Less, which feature many donkeys in human clothes. In another work in it, three cloaked figures in a (*) cell cluster around a woman engaged in the titular activity, and in another a wide-eyed cat watches bats and owls attack an artist slumped over his desk. For 10 points, identify this series of aquatint etchings including Sleep Overcomes Them and The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters, created by Francisco Goya.
In one work in this series, two men with padlocks over their heads stare helplessly at a spoon-wielding figure, who has the ears of the titular animal, while in another a skeletal figure pushes a heavy stone wall.
Los Caprichos [or The Caprices]