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Bacchanal
Creator
Jules DalouFrench Artist · 1838–1902
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- 1899
- Medium
- Plaster
- Culture
- French
- Department
- Sculpture
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 3fa43c66-07fb-48f0-9e73-e83230f37d90
From the Getty Museum record
This scene of drunken revelry depicts two fauns (half-human, half-goat creatures) and two nude female figures masterfully intertwined in dynamic poses. They are engaging in a bacchanal, an ancient Roman festival celebrating Bacchus, the god of wine. This plaster relief decorated the dining room mantelpiece in the Normandy home of Charles Auzoux (1836-1922), a collector and lawyer who helped Dalou and many other artists with his legal expertise.
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