Description

Marble Statue of Dionysos, god of wine and drunkenship, in marble Statue of Dionysos short Chiton and his high-heeled sandals wears leopard skin with an animal head on the hanging outer skin flaps. He is standing next to an ancient female figure whose pose and dress are modeled after Greek statues carved in the sixth century BC. It is difficult to know the original Greek marble Statue of Dionysos. Whether female images are included. Props in the form of columns, Hermes and statuettes are not uncommon in classical art, but the figure may have been added to support the outstretched arm and may represent speth, the embodiment of Roman hope, who is often depicted as an ancient maiden.

The marble statue of Dionysos plays an extremely important role in the ancient Greek mythological tradition. He was one of the twelve main gods of Olympus in classical Greece, and was worshipped as the god of harvest, the god of wine, the god of ecstasy and the god of drama. The belief of marble statue of Dionysos is also known as Dionysian belief, which is very ancient. In the entire Western art tradition, the ancient Greek marble statue of Dionysos occupies a very important position. Greek art is idealistic, simple, emphasizing commonality, elegant and refined, and expresses inner strength in external forms. It can be said that the typical models advocated by Western art all started from ancient Greece. The long myths and legends of ancient Greece are the source of ancient Greek sculpture art, as well as the subject matter of ancient Greek sculpture, as well as the beautiful fantasy of the Greeks about nature and society. The image of man is used to shape the image of the divine marble statue of Dionysos and endow it with a more ideal and perfect art form.