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Late 19Th/ Early 20Th Century Composite Stone Of Bacchus

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21227

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2010

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Item Description

A well weathered late 19th or early 20th century composite stone of Bacchus, retaining most of the original paint , and with a lovely patina.

Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, known for his flowing beard of intricately curled hair and association with grapevines.

The figure is often depicted wearing an animal skin or cloak, as seen draped over his shoulder with a cluster of grapes.

It is a popular subject for decorative arts and garden sculptures, with many reproductions existing in various materials such as plaster, terracotta, or marble.

Such busts were common as decorative items in homes and gardens, reflecting classical tastes.

Height: 66cm (26.0 inches)
Diameter: 23cm (9.1 inches)

Item Info

Seller

BROWNRIGG

Seller Location

Tetbury, Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire

Period

Circa 1900/1920s

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Location

Tetbury, Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Contact No

+44 (0)01666 500887

+44 (0)7751 542149

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