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A classical figure in plaster of young Bacchus with Ampelus, a personification of the vine, and a leopard. Bacchus wears a lion skin and an ivy wreath and holds a drinking cup. The work was cast after the antique statue excavated at La Storta, formerly Townley Collection, now in the British Museum, London (Inv. No. 1805,0703.1).
National Trust, Castle Coole
Enniskillen
Title
Bacchus
Date
19th C
Medium
plaster
Accession number
227225
Work type
Sculpture
National Trust, Castle Coole
Enniskillen, County Fermanagh BT74 6JY Northern Ireland
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