Borstbeeld omringd door Bacchus, twee vrouwen en andere figuren 1851 - 1865

This print, *Borstbeeld omringd door Bacchus, twee vrouwen en andere figuren*, created between 1851 and 1865 by French artist Célestin Nanteuil, depicts a central bust of a woman surrounded by other figures. The composition is framed by a ring of flowers, suggesting a celebratory atmosphere. The central figure, adorned with a crown of laurel, is likely a symbol of victory or triumph. Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, and two women are prominently featured in the scene, hinting at a theme of revelry or festivity. The print's detailed style and delicate lines characteristic of Nanteuil's work showcase the artist's mastery of engraving.