About "Saturn devouring his son" one of the pictorial works that appear in the game trailer.

[Reverendo Apostata]

The painting "Saturn devouring his son" is one of the oil paintings on plaster that were part of the decoration of the walls of the house that Francisco de Goya acquired in 1819, called "La Quinta del Sordo". Therefore, the work belongs to the series of Black Paintings.
This work, along with the rest of the other Black Paintings of Goya was copied to canvas from 1873 by the painter Salvador Martínez Cubells to be exhibited at the International Exhibition of Paris in 1878, since 1889 those works on canvas belong to Museo del Prado , in Madrid.
If the game is set in 1793 it is absolutely impossible that this work in particular can appear in it, and even less in the form of an oil painting painted on canvas because it was painted a few years later by Goya.
I think that if this paint appears in the trailer it is because it is a relatively important part of the plot of the game, but apparently the developers have not investigated enough about the work of the author and neither about the painting in question. In the wikipedia they could easily find this data, it is not necessary to go even the web of the Museo del Prado...

[BIG BAD TOM]

Don't worry. The reason is explained ingame.

[Reverendo Apostata]

oh, thanks. I really thought it was a mistake of those that sometimes occur in supposedly historical movies.

[[x] ginochek]

I hope there will explaining for the presence of the Chronicles of the Amber Princes that was first published in 1970. :)

[BIG BAD TOM]

The Chronicles of Amber are just easter eggs. And there are many more.

[[x] ginochek]

Originally posted by BIG BAD TOM:

The Chronicles of Amber are just easter eggs. And there are many more.

It does not look like it, to be honest.