The Prison; a group of men in a dungeon bound in chains and shackles; to the right a figure hanging from his arms, tied to a boulder 1480 - 1590

"The Prison" is an anonymous etching from the late 16th century that depicts a gruesome scene of torture. The artwork showcases a group of men in a dungeon, bound in chains and shackles, with one figure hanging from his arms, tied to a boulder. The etching's stark detail highlights the brutality of the prisoners' suffering, making a powerful statement about the injustices of the time. The work is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and its powerful imagery has captivated audiences for centuries, serving as a reminder of the dark side of human history.