In its original setting, another depiction of this scene was located opposite the artist's Leocadia.
Martin Cubells censored an erect penis in his restoration of a painting of this scene. In another painting of this scene, two small yellow stars surround a bigger one, and the main character plants his scythe on either a rock or a cloud. In its original setting, another depiction of this scene was located opposite the artist's Leocadia. Rubens's version of this scene incorporates a look of horror on the smaller character as his flesh is torn. The more famous version of this scene was moved from the Quinta del Sordo to the Prado and depicts a wide-eyed, squatting, gray-haired deity holding a blood-outlined, headless character. For 10 points, name this macabre scene from Goya's Black Paintings of a Titan consuming one of his offspring.
Martin Cubells censored an erect penis in his restoration of a painting of this scene.
Saturn Devouring His Son [or Saturn Devouring One of His Sons; or Saturn Devouring His Children; accept descriptive answers conveying equivalent information]