You don’t create a painting like “Saturn Devouring His Son” unless you’ve seen some things… . . . . 🖼 Francisco Goya, “Saturn Devouring His Son,” 1820–1823, mixed media mural transferred to canvas, 56.5 in × 32.0 in., Museo del Prado, Madrid 🖼 Francisco Goya, “Charles IV of Spain and His Family,” 1800–1801, oil on canvas, 110 in × 132 in., Museo del Prado, Madrid 🖼 Francisco Goya, “Visión fantasmal,” c. 1801, oil on canvas, 10 in × 6 in., Museo Camón Aznar 🖼 Francisco Goya, “Capricho No. 50: Los Chinchillas (The Chinchillas),” 1799, Etching, burnished aquatint, burin, 11 in × 8 in., The Metropolitan Museum of Art 🖼 Francisco Goya, “Witches’ Flight,” 1797–98, oil on canvas, 45 in × 30 in., Museo del Prado, Madrid 🖼 Francisco Goya, “The Third of May 1808,” 1814, oil on canvas, 106 in × 137 in., Museo del Prado, Madrid 🖼 Francisco Goya, “The Milkmaid of Bordeaux,” 1825-1827, oil on canvas, 29 in × 27 in., Museo del Prado, Madrid 🖼 Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, “Sel...