Reproductie van een tekening van een bacchanaal before 1883

This reproduction of a drawing by Léon Evely (1849–1937) depicts a Bacchanal, a celebration of the god Bacchus (Dionysus). The composition is dominated by a group of figures enveloped in a whirlwind of leaves and branches, creating a sense of revelry and abandon. The work is executed in a detailed black and white style, typical of Evely's artistic practice. The image is a reproduction from a larger work, indicating its popularity and significance within the artistic community. The artwork, though small in size (110mm x 160mm), embodies a dynamic scene of revelry and revelry, showcasing Evely's talent for depicting the bacchanalian theme.