Légende
Bacchanal with vomiting satyrs, Three friezes with bacchanals, print, number: '23', printmaker: Virgilius Solis, Nuremberg, 1524 - 1562, Bavaria, paper, engraving, etching, intaglio printmaking technique, height 58 mm x width 246 mm, Part of a series of three friezes with bacchanals., vomiting, satyr(s) (in general), thiasos, i.e. Bacchus' revel-rout, bacchanal without Bacchus, A long horizontal engraving shows a procession of nude human figures and satyr-like creatures in a landscape with architectural elements; several figures carry large vessels pouring long streams of water, others hold wreaths or musical instruments, and one figure kneels while another stands behind holding a shield-like object; vegetation and low rolling hills fill the background, with a blocky building and a colonnaded structure visible, while on the right a group of horn-blowing and string-playing satyr figures stand near a columned doorway and potted plants, and a boar-like animal appears among foliage near the center-left.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B40_365
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
39.2Mo (6.7Mo) / 67.3cm x 14.6cm / 7950 x 1722 (300dpi)