Hylas stolen by the nymphs, which are available from P by an antique painting by Santi Bartoli 

Giovanni Battista Piranesi's "Hylas Stolen by the Nymphs" is a striking etching that highlights the artist’s mastery of line and detail. This piece is a recreation of a painting by Santi Bartoli. Piranesi, known for his architectural engravings and exploration of Roman ruins, captures the dramatic scene of a young man, Hylas, being dragged away by a nymph. The chiaroscuro, or use of light and dark, adds depth and emotion to the image. This engraving, showcasing the artist’s fascination with classical mythology and its visual representation, is a testament to Piranesi’s artistic skill.