Mucho Hay Que Chupar (There is plenty to suck)
Francisco Goya Y Lucientes 1746 - 1828
Summary
Three witches are sitting together. The two at the front of the group have an open box between them, held by the one on the right. They are both cloaked and are discussing its contents. There is a woven basket full of infants in the foreground, sitting at a slight angle. In the background there are two large dark bats flying.
Object Name
Mucho Hay Que Chupar (There is plenty to suck)
Creators Name
Date Created
1799
Dimensions
plate mark: 20.4cm x 15cm
support: 31.5cm x 21.6cm
accession number
1983.859
Collection Group
Place of creation
Spain
Support
paper
Medium
ink (black)
Credit
Purchased with the assistance of the Bostock Will Trust and the National Art Collections Fund.
Legal
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