The Great He Goat Print by GoyaThe Great He Goat Print by Goya Also known as the Witches Sabbath, The Great He Goat art print was painted by the Spanish artist, Francisco de Goya between 1797 1798. Goya applied oil on the plaster walls of his home which was later transferred to canvas supports. The Great He Goat art print shows Satan pictured as a goat and a coven of terrified witches. This work was part of 14 Black Paintings by Goya depicting haunting pictures and dark subjects.

French art historians unanimously agreed and it is currently displayed in the Louvre

The original Salisbury Cathedral print by Constable is currently on display at the Tate Britain in London

when Saint-Martin came across a shivering beggar on a cold winter day

and of course the large pearl in her ear

The Three Graces art print by Raphael is currently housed in France at the Musée Condé in Chantilly and is a defining piece of Raphael’s early work

The Story Behind the Fuji from Goten Yama Print by Hokusai

this oil on canvas honest self-portrait was painted when Rembrandt was 53 years old around 10 years before the artist's death

The Girl with a Pearl Earring art print is Vermeer’s most famous painting

but a ‘tronie’ or a painting of an imaginary figure

They are welcoming in the warmth and celebrating the new life cycle of the year

It depicts Jesus and Judas

The Story Behind the New Year's Eve Fox Fires Print by Hiroshige