Witches Going to Their Sabbath | Luis Ricardo Falero | 1878 Edvard Munch capturing a young girl’s quiet

capturing a young girl’s quiet encounter with a gathering of ghostly figures dressed in 18th-century finery

most experts believe it was painted by a student or follower from Rembrandt's circle

and cementing Gentileschi’s reputation as one of the boldest voices of her time

capturing the enigmatic allure of its subject

appear to float in a nocturnal landscape

Witches Going to Their Sabbath | Luis Ricardo Falero | 1878 Edvard Munch capturing a young girl’s quietWitches Going to Their Sabbath (1878) by Luis Ricardo Falero is a sensual and fantastical depiction of supernatural rebellion, blending academic painting technique with occult and erotic themes. The canvas bursts with dynamic movement as nude witches soar through a moonlit sky, riding goats and broomsticks toward their unholy gathering. Falero, a master of mythological and esoteric subjects, renders the bodies with anatomical precision and soft,