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"Asmodeus or Asmodea, a Fantastic Vision " (see details), 1820-1823 Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828) El Prado Museum, Madrid, Spain
Under the title Brugada reference is made to the feminine devil who displayed the interiors of homes described by Velez de Guevara in his The Limping devil, a Biblical character taken from the book of Tobias. Goya used the flying figures or volantes figuras which appear in his Caprichos to depict actions by witches.
"Brujas" or Witches denote the degradation of humans transformed into perverse "bruxas" or "brujas" to stress the ignorance and superstitions inherent in the processions, such as those depicted as "Santo Oficio" from "Pinturas Negras", a series of murals, in the "Quinta del Sordo" or "Quinta de Goya".
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