Wiccan "The Great He-Goat" Francisco Goya Canvas Wall Art Poster

Witches’ Sabbath (The Great He-Goat) is one of the haunting “Black Paintings” artist Francisco Goya created during the later years of his life. Goya, who by then was nearly deaf and suffering from profound depression, retreated into the isolation of his studio and covered his walls with these macabre masterpieces. This particular creation is a deeply disturbing painting that has the power to shock, even though it is centuries old.

The large brooding figure of a black-cloaked billy goat sits wreathed in shadow at the forefront of the painting bleating something known only to the painter’s mind to an enraptured audience of crones, some of whom are bowing reverently and others that whisper in muffled agreement. It should come as no surprise to most that the goat, or the Gran Cabrón as Goya named him, symbolically represents the figure of the devil and that the crones are actually a sabbath of witches.

This canvas is 100% handmade and crafted from high-quality materials and is a perfect home decor for your personal space. Has durability and has an attractive appearance. A perfect Classic art and contemporary painting for your wall.

• Culture -Wiccan
• Material - Giclee liquid Varnish, Heavyweight Quality Natural Canvas, UltraChrome PRO pigment inks
• Character / Symbol - Witches’ Sabbath (The Great He-Goat)
• 2 inches (5 cm) is added on canvas on each side, for stretching on the frame
• Canvas is covered with waterproof varnish
• Packaging - Canvas Rolled in a tube
• Frame Not Included

Please Note:  The colors on your monitor may differ from the colors of the final product printed on canvas