The Temple of Isis de face, with the two wings of his peristillo 

"The Temple of Isis de face, with the two wings of his peristillo" is an etching by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, a renowned Italian artist known for his architectural engravings. This etching depicts a ruined temple, likely inspired by the ancient Roman structures that Piranesi meticulously documented. The artwork showcases the grandeur of classical architecture, even in its decay, highlighting the power of Roman civilization. Piranesi's dramatic use of light and shadow further emphasizes the monumental scale of the ruins, creating a sense of awe and wonder. The etching, likely produced in the mid-18th century, demonstrates Piranesi's keen eye for detail and his fascination with the past.