Apollo and Silenus 

Giovanni Battista Piranesi's etching "Apollo and Silenus" depicts the Greek god Apollo playing a panpipe while the satyr Silenus listens intently. The scene is set in a wooded landscape, with trees and foliage framing the figures. Apollo's youthful grace contrasts with Silenus's more rugged, animalistic form, highlighting the duality of reason and instinct. Piranesi, known for his architectural etchings of ancient Rome, masterfully renders the figures and landscape with precise detail, showcasing his virtuosity in the art of printmaking.