Bacchus God Of Wine

19th Century French Napoleon III fireback with the Roman god Bacchus. God of agriculture, wine and fertility.

A striking early 20th-century Italian terracotta wall fountain featuring Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and revelry. This two-piece set includes a sculptural relief of a cherubic Bac...

Harvest festivals were intimately connected to the worship of Bacchus (Dionysus), the god of wine, drunkenness, excess, and nature in Greco-Roman mythology.

Absolutely stunning pair of bronze urns mounted on salmon pink marble pedestals The urns feature cherub scenes in relief around the urns as the partake in a Bacchanalian revelery whi...

The ice bucket features a striking Bacchus motif, celebrating the Roman god of wine and festivity.

Under the glass we see the god Bacchus, the god of wine and merriment. It is a signed work by Jacques-Joseph de Gault (1738 – 1812).

Daniel Arsham Grey Selenite Eroded Antinous as Bacchus, 2020 Signed and Numbered poster (offset print), produced 2021 In Grey Selenite Eroded Antinous as Bacchus, Daniel Arsham rei...

The work is in full Liberty style and depicts Bacchus, God of the wine and the pleasure surrounded by several nude nymphs.

This piece of coral depicts a very pretty Bacchante with wine leaves in her hair. Bacchante is a priestess of Bacchus, the god of wine.

The male bust looks to be Bacchus the God of agriculture and wine, which is the perfect chandelier in a dining room or kitchen.

Made: circa 1880 Meissen blue sword mark with pommels on hilts (glazed bottom) Model number D 13 / former's number 42 First quality Specification: This figurine group is a v...

Drawing upon the artistic legacy of Classical Antiquity, the figure embodies the playful and festive spirit associated with the companions of Dionysus (Bacchus), the god of wine, cel...

On one side, the piece features the face of Bacchus, the god of wine, ecstasy, and celebration; on the other, a satyr, his wild companion from classical mythology.

Bacchanalia were cult celebrations held in honour of Dionysus, surnamed Bacchus, the god of wine, intoxication, madness and ecstasy, at which excessive amounts of wine were usually c...

The handle part forms as a satyr, possibly representative of bacchus, the god of wine making, fertility and festivity.

In the Ancient Greek religion and myth, Dionysus also known as Bacchus, he is the god of wine making, different floras, etc.

The second print shows Bacchus, the god of wine and ecstatic liberation, embracing Ariadne, the Cretan princess he rescued after her abandonment by Theseus.

It's normally associated with the Greek God Dionysus. In the Ancient Greek religion and myth, Dionysus also known as Bacchus, he is the god of wine making, different floras, etc.

Inspired by the mythological figures of Classical Antiquity, this sculpture represents one of the companions of Dionysus (Bacchus), the god of wine, festivity, nature, and artistic i...

The crown features a grape motif, alluding to Bacchus the god of wine. Its bronze glimmers in the light from 4 interior bulbs facing downwards.

The patinated bronze bodies of the planters are cast with depictions of the famous story of Bacchus and Ariadne. The Roman god of wine is portrayed sitting in his chariot surrounded ...

During the time of the Greeks it was Dionysus and later adopted by the Romans as Bacchus, the god of the grape, harvest, wine and fertility.

The work is distinguished by its four satyr masks and gilt thyrsi, staffs or spears tipped with ornamental pine cones and hung with goatskins, which were commonly carried by the foll...

The important vases boast a sophisticated baluster form with flaring, scalloped rim at the top, while the handles seamlessly integrate into the body, ending with sculpted face motifs...

The composition depicts an intoxicated Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and festivity, being supported by a faithful Satyr.

The top rail of each backrest is carved with two putti perched atop grape vines, likely a nod to Bacchus, the Greco-Roman god of wine and celebration.

A Monumental French 19th Century Patinated and Parcel Gilt Cast-Iron Bust of 'Head from a Statue of Antinous as Dionysus' Wearing a Wreath of Ivy - Roman Bacchus, God of the Wine, af...

19th Century demi-lune table featuring central carved mask depicting Bacchus, the Greek god of wine, scrolled acanthus leaves and beaded detailing to apron.

The Temple depicted is dedicated to Bacchus the Roman god of agriculture, wine and fertility, who was the son of the god Jupiter in Roman mythology.

Two figures wear garlands of grapevines with bunches of grapes, alluding to Bacchus, the god of wine and revelry. The instruments - horn, triangle, hand cymbals and panpipes - emphas...

The body displays wonderful designs of a beautiful maiden bathing Bacchus, the God of wine, on one side and a Cherub and Bacchus tying a wreath in the maiden's hair on the other.

Reflecting the essence of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, revelry, and artistic creativity, these earrings embody self-expression and clarity.

Inspired by the mythology of antiquity, this vase features a circle of 10 nude female Bacchantes (young priestess of Bacchus, the god of wine.) 240mm tall (approximately 9.44", 189 m...

A monumental marble sculpture in the form of a two-handled drinking cup, it is decorated with acting masks and motifs relating to the cult of the Roman god of wine, Bacchus (the Gree...

The god of wine Bacchus is showcased at the center and is in front of a Black Belgian marble background.

This imagery draws directly from classical Roman mythology, representing Bacchus, the god of wine, ritual madness, and ecstasy.

This allegorical statue is reminiscent of Bacchus, the god of wine. The piece is the perfect accent in a garden.

Beautifully made with incredible craftsmanship. the castings of Bacchus facial expression are remarkable. Bacchus was the Roman god of agriculture, wine and fertility, copied from th...

Satyrs, depicted as half-human, half-goat figures in classical mythology, are closely associated with Bacchus, the god of wine, revelry and theatre. As his companions, they embody th...

The frieze is centered with a finely carved mask of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and festivity, framed by scrolling foliage and classical detailing.

This antique shell cameo brooch features a finely carved portrait of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, revelry, and ecstasy.

The subject represents a Bacchante, one of the female followers of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and festivity, a theme widely embraced by sculptors of the period for its expressive...

Bacchanale, a dance (or in its wider context a festival) in honour of Bacchus the Roman god of wine.

At the center, a draped maenad plays a flute, symbolizing her role as a devoted follower of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and revelry. At her feet rests a pinecone, representing the...

Bacchus the God of Wine and of the mysteries symbol of inebriation and vitalism depicted on this jewel manifests the top of creativity and art of this sector.

It depicts a festival in honour of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine (or Dionysus in Greek mythology), characterised by naked or semi-naked mythological figures, such as satyrs, nymphs,...

This exquisite Victorian cameo brooch features Bacchante, a female follower of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, revelry, and intoxication, known in Greek mythology as Dionysus.

At the center of the scene, a cherub stands in a wooden wine barrel, playfully peeking out while adorned with grapevines, suggesting the festivities of Bacchus, the god of wine.

Allegorical Mythological Scene Unidentified Artist 17th–18th Century Oil on canvas Framed: 152 x 196 cm Canvas: 131 x 178 cm No signatured Description This masterfully executed B...

Grapevines also carry a subtle mythological resonance, long associated with Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and revelry, whose imagery was frequently revived in the Art Nouveau style.

Carved in luminous pale marble, likely Carrara, each urn is encircled by a richly modeled Bacchanalian frieze, depicting nude male figures engaged in ritual, music, and revelry assoc...

Highly decorative, this antique fireplace is carved to the frieze tablet with the mask of Bacchus, the ancient Greco-Roman God of Wine and Festivity, with acanthus leaves to either s...

Venetian, circa 1885 Dimensions: H: 82 in / 208 cm W: 19.5 in / 50 cm Children's bacchanal The bacchanal is a mythological lively celebration inspired by the ancient god of win...

Rife with symbolism representing Bacchus, the Roman god of agriculture, wine and fertility, signs of revelry abounded throughout the runway show.

The crown features a grape motif, alluding to Bacchus the god of wine. Its bronze glimmers in the light from 3 intertwining interior bulbs.

This exquisite antique 8K rose gold cameo pendant brooch showcases a finely hand-carved shell cameo depicting a classical female figure adorned with grapevines, symbolizing Bacchante...

Their association with Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, fertility, and festivity, further enriches their symbolic resonance.