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Dionysus, between 117 and 138 (sculpture)
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Dionysus, between 117 and 138 (sculpture)
7129820 Dionysus, between 117 and 138 (sculpture) by Roman, (2nd century); Museo Nazionale Romano, Rome, Italy; (add.info.: Dionysus, between 117 and 138 AD, national museum of Rome (museo nazionale romano), Rome, Italy); Photo © Stefano Baldini
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This print showcases the sculpture of Dionysus, created by an unknown Roman artist in the 2nd century. Housed in the Museo Nazionale Romano in Rome, Italy, this masterpiece captures the essence of Dionysus, also known as Bacchus, a prominent figure in Greek mythology. The sculpture depicts Dionysus as a youthful and muscular man with his body exposed. The artist skillfully portrays his divine nature through intricate details that highlight his godly attributes. With a wreath of grape leaves adorning his head and a wine cup held firmly in one hand, Dionysus symbolizes not only alcoholism but also revelry and celebration. Dionysus was revered as the god of wine and ecstasy, representing both intoxication and spiritual liberation. This artwork beautifully encapsulates these contrasting aspects by showcasing both the gracefulness of youth and the wild abandon associated with drunkenness. As we gaze upon this ancient artifact from over two millennia ago, we are reminded of its significance within Roman civilization. It serves as a testament to their appreciation for artistry and their fascination with mythological characters. Through Stefano Baldini's lens, this photograph immortalizes an extraordinary piece of history while inviting us to delve into the rich tapestry of ancient Rome's artistic heritage.
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