A statue of Bacchus god of wine. It comes from the sanctuary dedicated to the Syrian gods on the Janiculum Hill in Rome and is a copy of a Hellenistic statue of the Greek god Dionysus with whom the Roman god Bacchus was assimilated.

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Type:

Immagine fissa

Category:

Sculptures

Author:

Roman art

Coverage:

Roman

Spatial coverage:

Museo Nazionale Romano (Palazzo Massimo alle Terme), Rome, Italy

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Previews

Statua di Bacco dio del vino

Provider

Archivio Scala Group / Nome del set di immagini rese disponibili su CI

Identifier: W001256

Rights

Rights: Photo Werner Forman Archive/Scala, Florence

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