A Dedication to Bacchus 1889

"A Dedication to Bacchus" is a painting by Lawrence Alma-Tadema, a prominent figure in the academic art movement of the late 19th century. It depicts a scene of revelry in ancient Rome, where a group of figures celebrate the Roman god of wine, Bacchus. The painting's meticulous detail and focus on classical antiquity exemplify Alma-Tadema's signature style. The lively scene, featuring a mix of joyous revelers and dignified onlookers, is set on a terrace overlooking the sea, creating a captivating sense of depth and space. "A Dedication to Bacchus" is housed in the Kunsthalle Hamburg, Germany.