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Antefix depicting a maenad and a satyr, Satricum (stone)

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Antefix depicting a maenad and a satyr, Satricum (stone)

704106 Antefix depicting a maenad and a satyr, Satricum (stone) by Roman; Museo Nazionale Etrusco, Villa Giulia, Rome, Lazio, Italy; out of copyright

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Antefix Bacchus Companion Companions Dionysus Follower Followers Maenad Monstrous Character Satyr Satyrs Wonderful Character Ethnography Fictional Character


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This print showcases an exquisite Antefix depicting a maenad and a satyr, originating from Satricum in ancient Rome. The stone sculpture is currently housed in the Museo Nazionale Etrusco at Villa Giulia, located in the enchanting city of Rome, Italy. This remarkable piece of art captures the essence of Roman mythology with its intricate detailing. The image portrays a female maenad accompanied by a mischievous satyr, both followers and companions of Dionysus, the god of wine and revelry. The satyr's goat-like features add to his mythical allure while emphasizing his connection to nature. The maenad exudes grace and beauty as she stands alongside her companion. The architectural context surrounding this antefix further enhances its significance. It serves as an ornamental element on buildings, often placed at the edge of roofs or walls to ward off evil spirits or protect against bad luck. Its presence adds depth to the mythological narrative depicted within this artwork. This photograph not only captures the exceptional craftsmanship but also provides insight into ancient Roman culture and beliefs. Through this stunning portrayal, we are transported back in time to witness these fictional characters come alive before our eyes – their wonderful yet monstrous character immortalized for generations to admire.

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