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"La procession de Bacchus"representation d une bacchanale, les satyres et bacchantes dansant, jouant. Peinture de Franz (Frans) Francken II le Jeune (1581-1642) (ec. flam. ) 17eme siecle State Art Museum, Toula, Russie
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"La procession de Bacchus"representation d une bacchanale, les satyres et bacchantes dansant, jouant. Peinture de Franz (Frans) Francken II le Jeune (1581-1642) (ec. flam. ) 17eme siecle State Art Museum, Toula, Russie
FIA5357810 " La procession de Bacchus" representation d une bacchanale, les satyres et bacchantes dansant, jouant. Peinture de Franz (Frans) Francken II le Jeune (1581-1642) (ec.flam.) 17eme siecle State Art Museum, Toula, Russie by Francken, Frans II (1581-1642); Museum of Art, Tula, Russia; Photo © Fine Art Images
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Bacchus Dionysus Choreography Festivity Great Tribulation Partying Rejoice Rejoiced Wagon Festivities Flemish Art Paganism
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This vibrant and lively painting, titled "La procession de Bacchus" captures the essence of a bacchanale - a wild and ecstatic celebration in honor of the Greek god Dionysus. Painted by Franz Francken II le Jeune in the 17th century, this masterpiece is currently housed at the State Art Museum in Toula, Russia. In this scene, satyrs and bacchantes can be seen joyfully dancing and playing instruments as they revel in their festivities. The artist's use of color brings an energetic atmosphere to life, with each figure exuding movement and vitality. The dancers' nakedness symbolizes their liberation from societal constraints, embracing their primal instincts under Bacchus' influence. The focal point of the painting is a grand wagon adorned with mythical creatures and symbols associated with Dionysian mythology. This central element represents both the physical manifestation of Bacchus himself as well as his divine presence guiding the revelers through their joyful dance. "La procession de Bacchus" serves as a testament to Flemish artistry during the 17th century while also exploring themes of mythology, paganism, and human expression. It invites viewers to immerse themselves in a world where inhibitions are shed and pure jubilation reigns supreme. This print allows us to bring home a piece of history that celebrates not only artistic excellence but also our innate desire for merriment and celebration.
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