Bacchus and Ampelos

1782 · figure

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About the sculpture

Bacchus, the god of wine, fell in love with the young satyr Ampelos. When the latter died in a tragic accident, Bacchus changed him into a vine and made wine from his blood. The chalice in Ampelos’s hand refers to this metamorphosis.

Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

Oplysninger

Inventarnummer: BK-2006-8

What it shows

(story of) Bacchus (Dionysus), Liber Homosexual love

I kataloget

Skulptur Klassicisme 1700-tallet

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Bacchus and Ampelos

Ukendt: museet holder tæt

About the sculpture

Oplysninger

What it shows

I kataloget

Kilder