Drawings Prints, Print, bacchante, holding, pitcher, right, hand, carrying, left

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Drawings Prints, Print, bacchante, holding, pitcher, right, hand, carrying, left

Drawings and Prints, Print, A bacchante holding a pitcher in her right hand and carrying in her left hand an oval dish containing three figs, set against a black background inside a rectangular frame, Wall paintings from Herculaneum, Publisher, Artist, Engraved by, Agapito Franzetti, Aloysio Cunego, Italian, active Rome, last quarter 18th century-first quarter 19th century, Italian, Verona 1757-1823 Rome, Franzetti, Agapito, Cunego, Aloysio, Italian, 1750, 1757

Liszt Collection of nineteenth-century engravings and images to browse and enjoy

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1750 1757 18th 19th Active Rome Agapito Agapito Franzetti Bacchante Background Carrying Century Century First Centuryfirst Century–first Dish Engraved Figs Frame Franzetti Hand Holding Inside Oval Pitcher Quarter Rectangular Wall Paintings Herculaneum Cunego Drawings Prints Publisher

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This print from the Liszt Collection showcases a stunning work of art titled "A Bacchante Holding a Pitcher in Her Right Hand and Carrying in Her Left Hand an Oval Dish Containing Three Figs". Created by Italian artists Agapito Franzetti and Aloysio Cunego during the late 18th to early 19th century, this piece exudes elegance and grace. Set against a striking black background inside a rectangular frame, the bacchante is depicted with utmost precision. With her right hand delicately holding a pitcher, she emanates an air of sophistication. In her left hand, she carries an oval dish adorned with three luscious figs, adding symbolism to the composition. The wall paintings from Herculaneum serve as inspiration for this masterpiece. The publishers have ensured that every detail is captured flawlessly through the intricate engravings by Franzetti and Cunego. The print transports viewers back to ancient Rome, where Bacchanalian festivities were celebrated in honor of Bacchus, the god of wine. It captures both the beauty of classical artistry and the allure of Roman mythology. Artokoloro has skillfully reproduced this artwork without compromising its original essence. This print serves as a testament to their commitment to preserving historical masterpieces for generations to come.

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