A white marble sculpture titled 'El Rapto' (The Abduction) by Virginio Arias is displayed in an indoor setting, identified as the National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes) in Parque Forestal, Santiago, Chile

A white marble sculpture titled 'El Rapto' (The Abduction) by Virginio Arias is displayed in an indoor setting, identified as the National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes) in Parque Forestal, Santiago, Chile. The sculpture depicts two nude human figures intertwined on a rough-hewn, rock-like marble base. A muscular male figure stands, supporting a female figure who is positioned across his front, with her arms wrapped around him, her head turned towards his left shoulder. The male's gaze is directed forward and slightly right, exhibiting a taut facial expression and short, sculpted hair. His left hand rests loosely by his side, while his right arm supports the female figure. The female figure's bare feet are visible, resting on the sculpted base. To the immediate right of the main sculpture, partially visible, are several rough-cut marble blocks. The background consists of a smooth, light beige wall with a dark baseboard along the floor and a white decorative cornice near the ceiling. The scene is evenly lit, highlighting the details and texture of the marble.