A woman in a veil sits at the far right of a work showing a circle of witches and a goat devil.
Xavier de Sala argues that one painting in this series is an allegory of Medea sowing serpent's teeth in the ground to stir discord. Scorched and desolate landscapes mark both The Procession of the Holy Office and Pilgrimage to San Isidro. One of these works shows two crazed old men eating soup, while another consists largely of an ochre background and the barely visible head of a black dog. A woman in a veil sits at the far right of a work showing a circle of witches and a goat devil. Including Leocadia and Saturn Devouring His Son, for 10 points, name this group of paintings in the House of the Deaf, works of Francisco Goya.
Xavier de Sala argues that one painting in this series is an allegory of Medea sowing serpent's teeth in the ground to stir discord.
Black Paintings [accept {works} in the {Quinta del Sordo} or {works} in the {House} of the {Deaf} before mentioned]