Satyr with Two Bacchantes 'The Intoxication of Wine' (1780–1790) by Clodion (Claude Michel) from the Original, Framed Print

Satyr with Two Bacchantes 'The Intoxication of Wine' (1780–1790) by Clodion (Claude Michel) from the Original, Framed PrintPublic domain art from the Getty Museum, digitally enhanced. French terracotta from the late nineteenth century. Clodion, whose career spanned the last decades of the ancien rgime through the French Revolution and Napoleon's reign, embraced his era's taste for antiquity. Sometimes this preference is more apparent in his choice of theme than in his style. While often Neoclassical, his manner at times remained quite Rococo, as in the present example.

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The other path has the child turning right up the left side of the print and leads from the House of Sin to a tavern

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