This painting inspired a different painting whose fragments were reassembled by Edgar Degas (20[1])(“day-GAH”) and are currently (20[1])held by London’s National Gallery. Critics have connected the dimple (20[1])in the outstretched right (20[1])palm of this painting’s (20[1])central figure to the stigmata (0[1])of Christ. (20[6]0[1])The artist’s (0[1])print (20[1])With or without reason uses a similar composition to this painting for the men with their backs to the viewer (20[1])and appeared in (20[1])the (20[1])(*) Disasters of War series. (10[1]0[1])This companion (10[1])painting to (10[1])The Charge of the (10[1])Mamelukes (10[3])has only one light source (10[3])from a box lantern near its center. A man standing in a crucifix-like (0[1])pose is being fired (10[1])on in, (10[1])for 10 points, what Francisco Goya painting of French soldiers massacring (10[1])Spaniards on the title date? (10[1])■END■ (10[3]0[3])