This painting's only light source is a large, box lantern partially obscured by one figure's leg.
A screenshot of this painting is seen near the beginning of Luis Buñuel's film The Phantom of Liberty. This painting served as the basis for a Pablo Picasso painting showing a group of robotic men and a group of pregnant women in North Korea. This painting's only light source is a large, box lantern partially obscured by one figure's leg. That lantern casts light on a man in a white shirt and yellow pants whose arms stretch upwards in a V shape, mirroring the posture of a bloody corpse beneath him. The companion to a painting subtitled The Charge of the Mamelukes, the right hand side of this painting is dominated by a row of soldiers wearing hats and pointing muskets away from the viewer. For 10 points, name this painting showing a massacre by French troops during the occupation of Spain, a work of Francisco de Goya.
A screenshot of this painting is seen near the beginning of Luis Buñuel's film The Phantom of Liberty.
The Third of May, 1808