Triomf van Bacchus 1528 - 1583

"Triomf van Bacchus" is an engraving by Etienne Delaune, a prominent French artist active in the 16th century. Created between 1528 and 1583, the artwork depicts the Roman god Bacchus, known for wine and revelry, in a triumphant procession. The composition features Bacchus riding a chariot pulled by a horse while surrounded by figures, showcasing a scene of festivity and celebration. Currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, this small, yet detailed engraving offers a glimpse into the artistic style of Etienne Delaune, known for his intricate designs and masterful use of line. The print exemplifies the artistic trends of the Renaissance era, showcasing the revival of classical themes and motifs in art.