Unos à otros (What one does to another), plate 77 from the first edition of Los Caprichos (Madrid, 1799)

A monk and a nobleman wearing outdated clothes ride piggyback on a cleric and a footman. They take turns wielding picas—lances used by picadors to provoke bulls in bullfights—to attack a basketry bull held up by a crouching peasant.

Unlike a bull in the ring, the peasant is forced to face two assailants. Adding insult to injury, the skeletal nobleman thrusts his pica into the most vulnerable part of the bull, his belly, rather than in his neck, as a picador would do.