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Bacchus
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Bacchus

Dateearly 16th century
CultureItalian
MediumPolychrome terra cotta
ClassificationSculpture
ProvenanceBy 1938, Oscar Bondy (1870–1944), Vienna and New York; seized in 1938 by Nazi forces; in 1948, restituted to Mrs. Oscar (Elisabeth) Bondy, New York. (Blumka Gallery, New York); sold for $500 to the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, Florida, 1949.
Credit LineMuseum purchase, 1949
Object numberSN1402
On View
Not on view
Dimensions10 15/16 × 15 1/2 × 8 1/2 in. (27.8 × 39.4 × 21.6 cm)
Bichrome Red jug with “rivets,” painted date palm tree and flowers, and a figurine of a woman on the shoulder holding a jug and wearing a tunic, cloak, headband, earrings, and possible nose ring
Bichrome Red jug with “rivets,” painted date palm tree and flowers, and a figurine of a woman on the shoulder holding a jug and wearing a tunic, cloak, headband, earrings, and possible nose ring
650-475 BCE
Male statuette head wearing a wreath of leaves
Male statuette head wearing a wreath of leaves
5th century BCE
Fragment
Fragment
Regional Development Period (600 BC - AD 500)
Figure
Figure
500-1500 A.D.
Stamp
Stamp
Regional Development Period (500 BC - AD 800)
Funerary statuette of a man reclining on a couch and wearing a tunic and cloak
Funerary statuette of a man reclining on a couch and wearing a tunic and cloak
4th century BCE
Figurine
Figurine
Regional Development Period (500 BC - AD 800)
White Painted animal-shaped jug (askos) carrying six small animals on its back
White Painted animal-shaped jug (askos) carrying six small animals on its back
1950-1750 BCE
Stamp
Stamp
Regional Development Period (500 BC - AD 800)
Amulet
Amulet
Regional Development Period (500 BC - AD 800)
Figurine
Figurine
500-1500 A.D.
Figures
Figures
Regional Development Period (600 BC - AD 200)
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