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“Statue of Bacchus” Bacchus (known to the Greeks as Dionysus) was the Roman god of wine, ​​fertility, and pleasure. He is thought to be the inventor of wine and is often identified by wine-related elements such as grapes, grapevines, and drinking...

Formerly a garden sculpture, this statue of Bacchus, the God of wine, once stood on the south pediment of Duff House, Banffshire. It is one of six classical gods in the collection, including Apollo, Minerva, Mars, Mercury and Luna. They were most...

The marble statuette shows Bacchus in a typical pose, rather languidly holding an empty wine-cup in his right hand and leaning against a tree-trunk with support a fruiting vine. ...The god's panther is at his feet.

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This full-figure statue of Bacchus, the wine god, highlights Erik Gustaf Göthe's talent in neoclassical sculptural style. After completing training at the Academy of Arts in 1803 he traveled to Italy and studied under Antonio Canova.     These 3D...

Antic statue of Bacchus and Satyr plased on fountain in Monplaisir Garden of Peterhof museum in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. Fully authentic with the original statue. Made from 3D-scan and prepared for machining or 3D-printing. Have about 500k polygons....

... The statue of Bacchus was commissioned by the banker Jacopo Galli for this garden, ordering it to be fashioned after the models of the ancients. The body of this drunken and staggering god gives and impression of both youthfulness and femininity.

La statue complète devait mesurer près de 90 cm de hauteur, ce qui correspond au registre des sculptures d’agrément réalisées pour la décoration privée de riches demeures. Certains détails caractéristiques permettent d’identifier Bacchus, le dieu...

This is a copy after an antique bust in the Capitoline Museum in Rome. ...Bacchus or Dionysus, the god ow wine, is crowned with an ivy wreath. As a restorer of antique sculpture Albacini was second only to Cavaceppi in late 18th century Rome. 

On the Warwick vase, which can be seen at the centre of the Sculpture Garden, Bacchus is depicted as a bearded, drunk old old man with a lot of hair. Here, the god of wine is a detached and restrained young man with a beautiful head, crowned with...

The obese dwarf was depicted as naked and drunk with wine, riding on a turtle in the guise of Bacchus (hence the name of the fountain). From the mouth of the turtle would spray water into the marble basin below the sculpture. The work is exemplary...

  This incredible bust of Bacchus is comparable to the important commissions for marble busts and figures ordered for Peter the Great of Russia from Pietro Baratta and other Italian sculptors for the gardens of the Tsar's various palaces. Notable...

In Greek mythology, he is presented as a son of Zeus and the mortal Semele, thus semi-divine or heroic: and as son of Zeus and Persephoneor Demeter, thus both fully divine, part-chthonic and possibly identical with Iacchus of the Eleusinian...

This statue depicts Bacchus, the god of wine and theatre, typically shown slightly drunk or enjoying life.

... the luxurious Roman standards. This belongs to a set of three, see the others here: http://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-supports-of-marble-tables-athlete-60096, https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-bacchus-and-his-retinue-60168  

Carried out for the garden of the Villa of Giovanni Bartolini in Gualfonda, this Bacchus was immediately recognised as a masterpiece of grace and elegance, becoming a model for young sculptors. In 1544 Gherardo Bartolini, brother and heir of the...

Bacchus with grapes and animal fur in the Zellpark in Perchtoldsdorf. ...The baroque figure dates from the 18th century. In Greek mythology, Bacchus is the god of wine, intoxication, madness and ecstasy.

Bacchus is depicted holding grapes on his right hand to emphasize his status as a Roman God of Wine. ...Dionysus or Dionysos, was the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness and ecstasy in Greek mythology.

Considered one of the most important challenges by the young Michelangelo, fascinated as he was by ancient statuary, this Bacchus with its precarious equilibrium and drunken gaze was not appreciated by its patron, Cardinal Raffaele Riario: already in...

With the hair decorations, the bust holds strong similarities to the famous bust of Antinous as Bacchus from the Capitoline Museums and British Museum. With this said, nothing is written about this intriguing bust which posesses incredibly...

This is a relief of the god Bacchus. It was once installed at the facade of one of the few remaining patrichian houses in Berlin, the “Ermelerhaus”, build in the mid-16th century. Part of the sculpture collection at the city museum of Berlin,...

This statuette corresponds to the mention of a "Little Bacchus holding a bucket in the left hand". It was pointed out at the Palais-Cardinal in 1643 and then in the collection of the Duchesse d'Aiguillon (1694-1675) in 1675. This is one of the rare...

Representation of adolescent Bacchus leaning against a grape vine, white marble from the Roman Villa Chiragan in Martres-Tolosane. The abstraction of the forms and the drawing of the hair would make it possible to date the work towards the end of the...

Sansovino worked on his Bacchus for Giovanni Bartolini, departing from Michelangelo's Bacchus which he had no doubt seen. Sansovino's god of wine and his joyful celebration contrast with Michelangelo's bloated, inebriated yet mysterious god. Vasari...

Bacchus is the god of the grape harvest, winemaking, and wine, of ritual madness, fertility, theatre and religious ecstasy in ancient Greek religion and myth.   This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a non-profit initiative...

Dionysus is the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness, fertility theatre and religious ecstasy in Greek mythology. Wine played an important role in Greek culture with the cult of Dionysus the main religious focus for...

The sculptor and date of production of this piece is unknown. ...Commissioned by Catherine the Great.

This marble figure of the god of wine and drama, Dionysos, comes from a private collection of Cardinal Melchior de Polignac.

Dionysus is the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness, fertility, theatre and religious ecstasy in ancient Greek religion and myth.