Dance in honour of Dionysus Bas-relief Color:PURE WHITE It has carved scenes of

It has carved scenes of Iphigenia

Although often presented as Antinous

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Venus with the Apple (1813-1816)

and one of the most fascinating female figures of the ancient world

Dance in honour of Dionysus Bas-relief Color:PURE WHITE It has carved scenes ofSilenus, satyrs and Maenads accompanied Dionysus from his mythical childhood. Their dance was performed at all the satirical plays of Athens and repeated in the Dionysian cults. The drum and the double flute, tied onto the head of the satyr with the strings clearly visible, produced the exciting bacchic music. These reliefs were either embedded in the painted walls of Roman mansions or displayed on pedestals in the courtyards. The original work in