A chiaroscuro woodcut reproducing, in reverse, the fresco Lot's family flees Sodom painted by the workshop of Raphael (c.1517-19) in the vault of the fourth bay of the Raphael Loggia in the Vatican. Signed and dated and inscribed at bottom left: Ex Raphaelis Urbinatis Schede. Trimmed to image.

Zanetti revived the chiaroscuro woodcut, a prevalent technique of sixteenth-century Italian printmaking. Zanetti published a collection of chiaroscuro woodcuts, primarily after works by Parmigianino, but also including some after Raphael, in the late 1720s under the title Diversarum Iconum and again in a third edition of 1749 with the title 'Raccolta di varie stampe...'. See RCINs 853407, 853424, 853457 and 853471 for other chiaroscuro woodcuts by Zanetti after Loggia frescoes.