Witches' Flight | Francisco Goya | 1798 Frame Options:Gallery Canvas the fallen angel and ruler

the fallen angel and ruler of Hell

which seeks to remind viewers of the vanity and impermanence of earthly pursuits

almost touching

The precise details and composition reflect Hopper's ongoing exploration of urban loneliness and the introspective moments of everyday life

Beard's painting is filled with lively and amusing details

Witches' Flight | Francisco Goya | 1798 Frame Options:Gallery Canvas the fallen angel and rulerAbout the artwork: "Witches' Flight," created by Francisco Goya in 1798, is a haunting etching that depicts three witches soaring through the night sky. The witches are portrayed in a grotesque and eerie manner, emphasizing the themes of superstition and the supernatural that were prevalent during Goya's time. One witch appears to be carrying a bound, nude figure, adding a sense of helplessness and horror to the scene.