Head of Bacchus (Dionysos)

Object Information

KM 1974.04.0001
32.5 cm H x 25 cm W x 31 cm D
Sculpture,
Marble, metal pin, pinned into wood base, plaster restorations,
Roman
Italy,
Unknown,
mid-2nd century CE

Description

Bacchus, or Dionysos, popularly known as the god of wine, was also a deity of fertility and vegetation–particularly of fruit trees, including the vine. His cult was one of the most widely followed in the Roman world. This head possibly once belonged to an over-life-sized statue of the god.

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