A dog peeks its head up over a ridge to stare into a foreboding orange sky in this series of works, while the depiction of the Fates includes an unidentified fourth figure.
A dog peeks its head up over a ridge to stare into a foreboding orange sky in this series of works, while the depiction of the Fates includes an unidentified fourth figure. In another of them, the artist's lover, Leocadia, leans on a grave rail and the artist represents himself as a deaf old man being shouted at by another. Two of the more horrific images are that of a satanic goat leading a witches' sabbath and of Saturn devouring his children. Executed directly upon the whitewashed walls of the two-story house Quinta del Sordo, for ten points, name this series of fourteen dark paintings by Francisco Goya.
A dog peeks its head up over a ridge to stare into a foreboding orange sky in this series of works, while the depiction of the Fates includes an unidentified fourth figure.
“black paintings” (prompt on The Dog early before “series”)