Satyrs and maenads the wine-presses relief, god of wine Dionysos, 58 x 36 cm, 6,7 kg
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Central section of the original at the British Museum London
The centre of this relief shows two Satyrs clad in animal skins,
who step into the Maenad's Syrinx game with joyful grapes, while a young Satyr brings in supplies in a basket on the right. A typical representation in honour of the wine god Dionysos.
This terracotta relief dates from the 1st century BC and is exhibited in the British Museum in London. Replica reduction.
This product was added to our catalog on Sunday, June 28, 2015.