Bacchus 1650 - 1700

This etching, created by the Monogrammist IF between 1650 and 1700, depicts Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, grapes, and revelry. Bacchus is portrayed as a robust figure adorned with a crown of grapevines and leaves, suggesting his association with fertility and abundance. The engraving, measuring 79 mm by 54 mm, is a fine example of the detailed and meticulous work of the Monogrammist IF, capturing the intricate details of the subject and the subtle play of light and shadow. This etching offers a glimpse into the artist's skill in capturing the essence of a classical deity through the medium of printmaking.