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Bacchus with a young Faun (detail of the young faun), 1496-7 (marble)
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Bacchus with a young Faun (detail of the young faun), 1496-7 (marble)
XIR900464 Bacchus with a young Faun (detail of the young faun), 1496-7 (marble) by Buonarroti, Michelangelo (1475-1564); Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Bacchus avec un jeune satyre (de cete). Detail : le jeune satyre); Italian, out of copyright
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Bacchus Faun God Of Wine Grapes Half Goat Half Man High Renaissance Roman Mythology Ronde Bosse Sculptor
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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail of "Bacchus with a young Faun" a magnificent marble sculpture created by the legendary Michelangelo in 1496-7. Housed in the Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence, Italy, this masterpiece is an epitome of high Renaissance artistry. The focal point of this image is the young faun, exquisitely carved by Michelangelo's skilled hands. The intricate details bring to life the mythical creature that stands before us - half man and half goat. With grapes in hand, he indulges in their succulent sweetness while embodying Bacchus' spirit as the god of wine. Every curve and contour of the faun's body reflects Michelangelo's mastery over marble sculpting. The play between light and shadow accentuates his muscular physique and adds depth to his expression. It is as if we can almost hear him laughing mischievously or feel his joyous energy emanating from within. This artwork transports us back to ancient times when Roman mythology reigned supreme. It serves as a testament to both Michelangelo's genius and his ability to breathe life into stone through ronde bosse technique. As we gaze upon this extraordinary photograph, we are reminded that great art transcends time and space, allowing us to connect with history on an emotional level.
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