Created on 2024-11-15

This is an etching/engraving that features two figures which seem to be in distress. On the right side of the image, there is a person lying down on the ground, with a dramatic expression on their face, eyes closed, and arms positioned as if they are weak or have fainted. The person appears to be dressed in a flowing gown or robe, which suggests the setting may not be contemporary. On the left side of the image, another person is standing with their hands covering their face, as if they are in a state of shock, horror, or deep sorrow. The standing figure's posture and expression reinforce the sense of anguish that permeates the scene. The scene is set outdoors, with an indistinct background that suggests an open landscape. The word "Tántalo" appears below the image, indicating that this may be an illustration related to the mythological figure Tantalus, who was punished by the gods and condemned to suffer eternal hunger and thirst. The overall atmosphere of the etching is one of torment and despair, in line with the themes often associated with the story of Tantalus. The print might come from a book or a series of illustrations dedicated to mythological, historical, or literary themes.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image appears to depict a violent or disturbing scene. It shows a man assaulting or attacking a woman, who is lying on the ground in a vulnerable position. The illustration has a somber, dramatic tone, with the figures rendered in a stark, stylistic manner. The title "Turildo" at the bottom of the image suggests this may be an illustration from a literary or historical work.