Witches’ Sabbath (1797–1798) By Francisco Goya 📍 Museo Lázaro Galdiano, Madrid The goat looks like the monster. But Goya may be pointing at something worse. Women gather beneath the night sky. Children are offered toward a giant black goat. Bats circle above the ritual. Everything looks like a nightmare. But Goya was not documenting real witchcraft. He was painting superstition. This scene belonged to a series of witchcraft paintings made for the Dukes of Osuna. Its imagery may echo old stories

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