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Marble group representing faun Silenus holding infant Dionysus in his arms, from Rome, Sallustian Gardens

Marble group representing faun Silenus holding infant Dionysus in his arms, from Rome, Sallustian Gardens


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Marble group representing faun Silenus holding infant Dionysus in his arms, from Rome, Sallustian Gardens

Roman civilization, 1st-3rd century A.D. Marble group representing faun Silenus holding the infant Dionysus in his arms. From Rome, Sallustian Gardens

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Childhood Circa 1st Century Circa 2nd Century Circa 3rd Century Craft Dionysus Imperial Age Marble Mythology Naked Roman Silenus Archaeological Artifact Faun


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This print showcases a remarkable marble group representing the mythical faun Silenus cradling the infant Dionysus in his arms. Dating back to the 1st-3rd century A. D. , this ancient Roman sculpture is a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of that era. The statue, standing tall and vertical, depicts Silenus, a half-human and half-goat creature known as a faun, tenderly holding the young Dionysus. The intricate details of this artwork are truly awe-inspiring. Carved from pristine white marble, every curve and contour of their bodies is meticulously captured. Silenus's muscular physique contrasts with Dionysus's innocent vulnerability as they form an intimate bond frozen in time. As we gaze upon this archaeological artifact, we are transported back to ancient Rome's Sallustian Gardens where it once resided. This piece not only represents classical mythology but also symbolizes childhood and divine protection through its portrayal of godlike figures. In this image devoid of people, we can appreciate the artistry without distraction. It serves as a powerful reminder of our rich past and how these masterpieces continue to inspire us today. Let us marvel at the skillful hands that brought forth such beauty centuries ago while cherishing its enduring legacy for generations to come.

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