Bacchus met een jonge sater after 1664

This etching, created by Jan de Bisschop after 1664, depicts the Roman god Bacchus with a young satyr. The god, known for wine and revelry, is depicted in a classical style, showcasing the artist's keen attention to anatomical detail. The satyr, a mythical creature with goat-like features, appears to be attending to Bacchus's needs, possibly offering a drink. This composition provides insight into the artistic style of Jan de Bisschop, a prominent Dutch artist of the 17th century. The work is held in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, offering art lovers a glimpse into the artistic legacy of this influential period.