Bacchanal Collection (page 5)

After the Bacchanal, 1898 (oil on canvas): A mesmerizing depiction of revelry and excess, this painting captures the aftermath of a wild bacchanalian celebration

Landscape with a bacchanal, David van der Plas, 1667 - 1704

Landscape with bacchanal, with Bacchus, David van der Plas, 1667 - 1704

Bacchanal, attributed to Johannes van Dregt, 1780 - 1807

Bacchanal Collection: The Triumph of Pan (oil on canvas)

The Triumph of Pan (oil on canvas)
XIR11996 The Triumph of Pan (oil on canvas) by Poussin, Nicolas (1594-1665) (after); 138x157 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

Bacchanal Collection: Jacob Wilhelm Mechau after Giulio Carpioni (German, 1745-1808), Bacchanal, 1770

Jacob Wilhelm Mechau after Giulio Carpioni (German, 1745-1808), Bacchanal, 1770, etching on laid paper

Bacchanal Collection: Scene from the film Manslaughter, 1922

Scene from the film Manslaughter, 1922
SILENT FILM STILL: ORGIES. Scene from the film Manslaughter, 1922

Bacchanal Collection: Oil on canvas, 1523-26, by Titian

Oil on canvas, 1523-26, by Titian
BACCHANAL OF THE ANDRIANS. Oil on canvas, 1523-26, by Titian

Bacchanal Collection: Andrians or The Great Bacchanal with Woman Playing a Lute : 1628, oil on canvas

Andrians or The Great Bacchanal with Woman Playing a Lute : 1628, oil on canvas. Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665) French painter

Bacchanal Collection: Brouwer, Adriaen. The Bacchanal. 1st half 17th

Brouwer, Adriaen. The Bacchanal. 1st half 17th c. Belonging to a series of five paintings. Flemish art. Oil. BELGIUM. Oudenarde. City hall

Bacchanal Collection: Bacchanal of the Andrians

Bacchanal of the Andrians
Tiziano Vecello, also called Titian (1490-1576). Bacchanal of the Andrians. Renaissance art. Cinquecento. Oil on canvas

Bacchanal Collection: CYMBALS, 1723. Small cymbals, which were used by cymbalistriae

CYMBALS, 1723. Small cymbals, which were used by cymbalistriae, women dancers at the feasts of Bacchus. Copper engraving, 1723, by Arnold van Westerhout

Bacchanal Collection: Pavlova in Bacchanale

Pavlova in Bacchanale
Anna Pavlova and Laurent Novikoff dancing a bacchanal

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After the Bacchanal, 1898 (oil on canvas): A mesmerizing depiction of revelry and excess, this painting captures the aftermath of a wild bacchanalian celebration. The artist skillfully portrays disheveled figures, their faces flushed with pleasure and abandon. Silenus gathering Grapes, c. 1598: Carracci's masterpiece showcases Silenus, a beloved companion of Dionysus, as he joyously collects ripe grapes for the forthcoming festivities. The vibrant colors and meticulous details bring this scene to life. Dionysus and two Maenads: This ancient amphora transports us back to the mythical realm where Dionysus reigns supreme. Accompanied by his loyal Maenads, he embodies ecstasy and liberation through their ecstatic dance moves frozen in time. Roman silver platter with Bacchanalian figures from the Mildenhall treasure: Unearthed from an ancient hoard in England, this exquisite silver platter reveals intricate engravings depicting scenes of debauchery and merriment associated with Bacchus worship during Roman times. The youth of Bacchus (La jeunesse de Bacchus), 1884: Bouguereau's brushstrokes convey youthful exuberance as young Bacchus frolics amidst lush vineyards under golden sunlight; a testament to the god's eternal youthfulness and vitality. Bacchanalia before 1659: An evocative portrayal of a secret gathering dedicated to indulgence in wine and pleasure; this artwork invites viewers into an intimate world hidden from prying eyes. Vase with the cortege of Dionysus bas relief (marble): This intricately carved marble relief depicts Dionysian followers parading alongside their deity in a grand procession celebrating fertility, wine-making, and spiritual transcendence. Allegory of Joy and Melancholy, 1628 (oil on canvas).