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sensuality
and unanswered questions
and the unseen forces that haunt the human imagination
enigmatic and powerful female figures representing punishment
in a moment of torment and despair
The Bewitched Man | Francisco Goya | 1798 19th Century sensualityThis is a dark, theatrical painting depicting a terrified man recoiling from a ghostly vision. Dressed in black, he clutches his chest while pouring liquid onto a candle held by a demonic goat like figure. Behind him looms shadowy donkey like figures. The work reflects Goyas fascination with the irrational and the supernatural, part of his broader critique of 18th century Spanish society. Frame: Created from high quality wood, milled with simple clean
