12.II.A.510, At the foot of an old, knobbly tree is a statue of a bearded Bacchus with thyrsus and cantharus. A satyr sits nearby on a rock (succinctly dressed) and holds a goat by its front hooves,whilst it places its hind legs on an altar. On the other side is a female bacchic follower extended out on the ground (half-clothed) and seen from behind. She has a thyrsus between her arms and with her right hand she is touching a timpany which hangs from the tree. Panpipes also hang from the tree near the satyr.
Description: AT THE FOOT OF AN OLD, KNOBBLY TREE IS A STATUE OF A BEARDED BACCHUS WITH THYRSUS AND CANTHARUS. A SATYR SITS NEARBY ON A ROCK (SUCCINCTLY DRESSED) AND HOLDS A GOAT BY ITS FRONT HOOVES,WHILST IT PLACES ITS HIND LEGS ON AN ALTAR. ON THE OTHER SIDE IS A FEMALE BACCHIC FOLLOWER EXTENDED OUT ON THE GROUND (HALF-CLOTHED) AND SEEN FROM BEHIND. SHE HAS A THYRSUS BETWEEN HER ARMS AND WITH HER RIGHT HAND SHE IS TOUCHING A TIMPANY WHICH HANGS FROM THE TREE. PANPIPES ALSO HANG FROM THE TREE NEAR THE SATYR.
Last Recorded Collection: Cades, T.: Impronte dell' Instituto
