Bacchanten scènes 1652 - 1707

"Bacchanten scènes" is an etching by German artist Franz Ertinger (1640- ), created between 1652 and 1707. The artwork, now in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a group of bacchants, followers of the Roman god Bacchus, in a lively and dynamic scene. The etching, measuring 103 mm in height and 163 mm in width, captures the fervor and revelry associated with Bacchic celebrations. The detailed lines of the etching illustrate the figures' movements and expressions, showcasing Ertinger's skill in capturing the human form and the atmosphere of a Bacchic scene.