Silenus (Faune to the Romans) and The Child ( Dionysus, Bacchus to the Romans). 1st - 2nd century Roman statue, Inv MR 366 ( or Ma 437), Louvre Museum

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Silenus (Faune to the Romans) and The Child ( Dionysus, Bacchus to the Romans). A 1st - 2nd century Roman statue in marble discovered in the gardens of the Salluste in Rome, Italy. Silenus was ordered by Zeus to take his illegitimate son son Dionysus away from the wrath of Hera to the nymphs. This staue is a Roman copy of a lost bronze Greek original by the 4th century BC Greek sculptor Lysippos. From the Borghese collection,Inv MR 366 ( or Ma 437), Louvre Museum, Paris.

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Location: Louvre Museum, Rue de Rivoli, Paris, France
Photo credit: © funkyfood London - Paul Williams / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
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