Witches' Sabbath
Witches’ Sabbath shows the blurring of the lines between the monstrous and the human in Goya’s later paintings. The people in the painting all have grotesque or mismatched faces and the figure that normally would be demonic seems to be more stable than the haggle of people in the painting. This painting is a far reach from his Spanish court paintings, and it can be seen how pessimistic Goya has become with humanity and the society that has been created. There is no noble character like there was in The Third of May and the feeling of the painting is bleak at best.