| • A Pilgramige to San Isido. | • A Prison Scene. | • A Procession of Flagellants. |
| • A Village Bullfight. | • A Woman Reading a Letter. | • Allegory of the City of Madrid. |
| • Allegory: War or Evil | • Atropos (Atropos or Fate). | • Blind Man's Buff. |
| • Blind's Man Bluff. | • Brujas a bolar (Witches Ready to Fly). | • Capricho 12: A caza de dientes (Out Hunting for Teeth). |
| • Capricho 13: Estan calientes. | • Capricho 22: Pobrecitas! (Poor Little One!). | • Capricho 23: Aquellos polbos (This Dust). |
| • Capricho 42: Tu que no puedes (You, Who Cannot Do It). | • Cardinal Luis Maria de Borbón y Vallabriga. | • Charles III in Hunting Costume. |
| • Charles IV and His Family. | • Circumcision. | • Death of the Picador. |
| • Desastre de la Guerra (Disasters of War) | • Desastre de la Guerra (Disasters of War) 11; Ni Por Esas. | • Desastre de la Guerra (Disasters of War) 7; Que Valor! |
| • Desastre de la Guerra 15; Y no hoi remelio (And It Cannot Be Changed). | • Desastre de la Guerra, 28; Populacho (Mob). | • Desastre de la Guerra, 39; Grande Bazana! Con Muertos! |
| • Disparate 10: Disparate Desenfrenado (Unbridled Foolishness). | • Disparate 13: Modo de volar (A Way to Fly). | • Disparate 3: Disparate Riduculo (Ridiculous Foolishness) |
| • Disparate de Tondoa (Foolishness of the Fools). | • Disparate Puntual (Precise Foolishness). | • Disparate Volante (Absurdity). |
| • Disperate Desordenado or Disperate Matrimonial. | • Don Antonio Noriega. | • Don Bartolomé Sureda. |
| • Don Manuel Osorio Manrique de Zunica. | • Don Pedro, Duke of Osuna. | • Dona Isabel de Porcel. |
| • Dona Teresa Sureda. | • Duke of Alba. | • El ciego trabajador (Diligent Blind Man). |
| • El famoso Americano, Mariano Ceballos (The Famous American, Mariano Ceballos). | • Equestrian Portrait of Dona Maria Teresa de Vallabriga. | • Ferdinand Guillemardet, French Ambassador in Spain. |
| • Fight at the Cock Inn. | • Fight with Clubs. | • Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos. |
| • Girl with a Jug. (Aguadora). | • Girl with a Jug. (Aguadora). | • Head and Quarters of a Dissected Ram. |
| • José Pio de Molina. | • Juan Bautista de Maguiro. | • Juan Martin Diaz, El Empecinado. |
| • Junta of the Philippines. | • La cometa (The Kite). | • Le motin de Esquilache (The Esquilache Riots). |
| • Leandro Fernández de Moratin. | • Máscaras de B. También ay máscaras de Borricos Literatos (Masks of B. There are Also Asses Who Put on the Mask of the Literati). | • Manuel Godoy, Duke of Alcudia, "Prince of the Peace". |
| • Maria Teresa de Borbón y Vallabriga. | • Mariano Goya, the Artist's Grandson. | • Old Beggar with a Maja. |
| • Pedro Romero. | • Portrait of Andrés del Peral. | • Portrait of Antonia Zárate. |
| • Portrait of Antonia Zárate. | • Portrait of Ferdinand VII. | • Portrait of Francisco Bayeu. |
| • Portrait of Jose Antonio, Marques Caballero Képmása. | • Portrait of Juan Antonio Cuervo. | • Portrait of Mariana Waldstein. |
| • Portrait of Mariano Goya, the Artist's Grandson. | • Portrait of Pedro Mocarte, a Singer of the Cathedral of Toledo. | • Portrait of Ramón Satué. |
| • Portrait of Senora Bermúsezné Képmása. | • Portrait of the Actor Isidro Máiquez. | • Portrait of the Artist Julio Asensio. |
| • Portrait of the Bullfighter Pedro Romero. | • Portrait of the Countess of Chinchón. | • Portrait of the Countess of Chinchón. |
| • Portrait of the Duke of Wellington. | • Portrait of the Dutchess of Alba. | • Portrait of the Dutchess of Alba. |
| • Portrait of Victor Guye. | • Powder Factory in the Sierra. | • Prison Scene. |
| • Procession of Monks. | • Queen Maria Luisa. | • Saturn Devouring One of His Chidren. |
| • Scene of Bullfight. | • Self-Portrait with Dr. Arrieta. | • Self-Portrait. |
| • Self-Portrait. | • Self-Portrait. | • Senora Sabasa García. |
| • Serpiente de 4 bares en Bordeaux (4 Yard Long Snake in Bordeaux). | • Sleep. | • St. Francis Borgia Exorsizing. |
| • St. Gregory. | • St. Peter Repentant. | • Summer. |
| • The Bewitched Man. | • The Bookseller's Wife. | • The Burial of the Sardine. |
| • The Clothed Maja (La Maja Vestida). | • The Clothed Maja (La Maja Vestida). | • The Colossus. |
| • The Count of Floridablanca and Goya. | • The Count of Tajo. | • The Countess of Carpio, Marquesa de la Solana. |
| • The Duke of Wellington. | • The Fall (La Caída). | • The Family of the Duke of Osuna. |
| • The Family of the Infante Don Luis de Borbón. | • The Giant. | • The Greasy Pole (La Cucana). |
| • The Holy Family. | • The Injured Mason. | • The Last Communion of Saint Jose de Calasanz. |
| • The Last Communion of Saint Jose de Calasanz. | • The Madhouse. | • The Marquesa de Pontejos. |
| • The Medow of San Isido on the Feast Day. | • The Milkmaid of Bordeaux. | • The Miracle of St. Anthony. |
| • The Nude Maja (La Maja Desnuda). | • The Nude Maja (La Maja Desnuda). | • The Old Woman with a Mirror. |
| • The Parasol. | • The Prisoners in Chains. | • The Sacrifice to Vesta. |
| • The Second of May, 1808 at the Puerta del Sol. | • The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters. (El sueno de la razon produce monstruos). | • The Snowstorm. |
| • The Straw Manikin (El Pelele). | • The Swing. | • The Third of May, 1808: The Execution of the Defenders of Madrid. |
| • The Yard of Madhouse. | • Time of the Old Women. | • Tio Paquete. |
| • Trabajos de la querra (Consequences of War). | • Two Dancing Old Friends. | • Vicente Osorio de Moscoso. |
| • Woman with a Fan. | • Young Witch (?) Flying with a Rope. |
