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Dionysos vetu of grape clusters standing in front of Mount Vesuve - Fresco from Pompei, casa diel centenario (house of the centenario) - Naples, National Archeological Museum, (Napoli)
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Dionysos vetu of grape clusters standing in front of Mount Vesuve - Fresco from Pompei, casa diel centenario (house of the centenario) - Naples, National Archeological Museum, (Napoli)
PCT4293622 Dionysos vetu of grape clusters standing in front of Mount Vesuve - Fresco from Pompei, casa diel centenario (house of the centenario) - Naples, National Archeological Museum, (Napoli, Museo Archeologico Nazionale) -see also GUT8526 - Photo Patrice Cartier - by Roman (1st century AD); (add.info.: Dionysos vetu of grape clusters standing in front of Mount Vesuve - Fresco from Pompei, casa diel centenario (house of the centenario) - Naples, National Archeological Museum, (Napoli, Museo Archeologico Nazionale) -see also GUT8526 - Photo Patrice Cartier -); © Patrice Cartier. All rights reserved 2023
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This print showcases a stunning fresco from Pompeii, specifically the Casa del Centenario (House of the Centenary) in Naples' National Archaeological Museum. The artwork depicts Dionysos, the Greek god of wine and revelry, standing proudly amidst grape clusters with majestic Mount Vesuvius as his backdrop. The ancient Roman mural is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of Italy and its deep connection to mythology and history. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring this scene to life, transporting viewers back to the time of ancient Rome. In this masterpiece, we see Dionysos adorned with tawny robes symbolizing his association with wine cultivation. A variety of animals surround him, including birds perched on branches and a serpent slithering nearby. These creatures add an element of mysticism and reinforce Dionysos' mythical status. The presence of a panther further emphasizes Dionysos' power as he holds dominion over both nature and wild beasts. Grapes cascade around him, representing abundance and fertility while also alluding to Bacchus, another name for Dionysos associated with wine. As our gaze extends beyond the figures in the foreground, we are met by the imposing silhouette of Mount Vesuvius—a reminder that Pompeii's fate was sealed when it erupted in 79 AD. This juxtaposition between beauty and impending destruction adds depth to this already mesmerizing composition. Through this photograph captured by Patrice Cartier, we can appreciate not only the skillful craftsmanship but also gain insight into ancient Roman culture—its beliefs, rituals, and reverence for mythological deities like Dionysos.
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