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Satyr Holding a Wineskin at The Art Institute of Chicago, USA

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Title
Satyr Holding a Wineskin

Artist
Unknown, Roman

Date
About 1st century B.C.

Medium
Marble

Dimensions
x

Accession #
47, 2015

Credit
Anonymous Loan to the AIC

This muscular satyr gently decants wine from a wineskin - one of the most ancient types of wine containers. Impermeable leather hides were often used as canteens to store and transport wine. Early modern collectors often decorated their homes with ancient statuary acquired during tours of Italy, considered a rite of passage for the elite male, and bacchis subjects like this satyr spoke to both the owner's erudition and aesthetic taste. The head, arms, and legs below the knee are all additions carved in the 18th century, probably by a sculptor who specialized in restoring such ancient sculptures.

náhodný výběr modelů

Lucifer at the Middelheim Museum

Huaxtec female deity Tlazolteotl at The British Museum, London

Head of a Bearded Man at the Getty Villa, Los Angeles

Funerary Urn from Altar at The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg

Unknown sculpture 4 at The Jardin des Tuileries, Paris

The Three Graces at The Louvre, Paris

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