Fotoreproductie van vermoedelijk twee schilderingen voorstellend bacchhanten en saters met een aulos en een bok c. 1875 - 1900

This photo reproduction, created between 1875 and 1900, by Josef Löwy depicts two scenes of bacchants and satyrs in a forest setting. The left panel features a satyr playing the aulos, a type of ancient Greek double reed pipe, while a bacchant dances nearby. The right panel shows another bacchant dancing with a satyr who leads a goat. The use of these figures, often associated with Dionysian revelry, suggests that the original paintings from which these photo reproductions were made were likely created in a classical style, drawing inspiration from ancient Greek art and mythology. Löwy was a prolific artist who often focused on depicting historical and mythological subjects, making this work a characteristic example of his artistic style.