Luigi the blind, often called "the mad monk of Verona." He dreams of monsters in this rare tapestry form the dark ages. The current keeper of this curio is the Abyssinian Babette. Of course, there is an intentional effort to up-date the Goya etching. Perhaps you can find some similarities.

Limited editions (generally 50), signed and numbered. All digital compositions are printed on a EPSON Sc-p800 printer. This is a professional large format printer that when used in conjunction with tight color management produces excellent results. It's also interesting to note that this printer uses 8 ink cartridges (5 color and 3 levels of black). These are unique high-density pigments for an extremely wide color gamut for true high-quality prints. I use Canson Baryta Photograhique paper, exclusively in the 17" x 22" size. Although a very expensive paper, the results you get are stunning.