The Triumph of Bacchus 1776

"The Triumph of Bacchus" is an 18th century engraving by Isaac Jehner depicting the Roman god Bacchus, god of wine, surrounded by his followers. The work captures the god's revelry, with figures pouring wine from a jug and a barrel, while others celebrate with grapes and other fruits. The composition is dynamic, with figures swirling and dancing around Bacchus as he rides a chariot pulled by a team of horses. This artwork is a wonderful example of the Neoclassical style, emphasizing classical themes and ideals. "The Triumph of Bacchus" is a classic example of the 18th-century fascination with the Roman god Bacchus and his association with revelry and wine.