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"Ceres", Alessandro Rosi (1627 - 1697), Italian
"Ceres Trampling the Attributes of War", Simon Vouet (1590 – 1649), French
"Ceres, Bacchus and Venus", Jan Miel (1599 – 1663), Flemish
"Bacchanal with Ceres, Bacchus and Venus", Jan Brueghel the Younger (1601 - 1678), Flemish
Birth of the Sun
Video about the artist: https://t.co/Z2crxZt3RK
Wonderful depiction from Greek Mythology of the Birth of the Sun and the Triumph of Bacchus from Giaquinto, https://t.co/Jy6BAS2qP1
Here’s an EXTREMELY niche joke @skyerocket & I made in Skye’s Yakuza 0 stream the other day - Old Man Owl Bacchus!!! 🦉🍶✨
Ohacchu '3')/ @GNabilaJKT48
Selamat hari Kamis,
Untuk kamu yang manis
(*/▽\*)
Have a nice daaaaay kero🐸💙
The Autumn Bacchus and Ariadne, 1863 #romanticism #eugenedelacroix
The White Echo - He's the Anti-Bacchus but doesn't know it.
His fur slightly glows and glitters like frozen snow. You might need sunglasses to behold him
Bacchusmon
(Bacchus: Olympian Wine God)
God
Attacks:
Cook Of The Hell
Party Of The Heaven
@onlyinthisarea @theredturtle01 @parabolico_bh @CGizzarelli @lebalzin @VillegasRetes @ColucciLc @brikena_cani @caputmundiHeidi @lagrandedeesse @Haozgraffiti @Shela20141 @Mimaxsata @NiceBoyKimo Without Ceres and Bacchus, Venus Would Freeze, 1600–03
Hendrick Goltzius
maybe a little off-topic- Bahus instead of Saturn- but beautiful
TRT/60 5/9 ‘FERIAE’ @squibhook @KishorePrabhala @AlvarezA9 @alka_roohialfaz @abc23042014 @Oma_Hamou @zoulia23 @2905olga5 @lukasdiver57 @harmodio @couttetlovera @itsokaygotobed @ByIsaG_ @GrosUsai @diamiladi @wirnrd
BACCHANALIA (15 march) Bouguereau ‘Bacchus’ (1884) #Inthisarea_tx
#HadesFanArt of Dionysus - a late Christmas present for @teatimemanju. The pose was derived from da Vinci's Bacchus.
#DIGIcember Day Twenty Two: Favourite Member of the Olympos XII
Bacchusmon reminds me a lot of Majin Buu!!
#Digimon #デジモン #バッカスモン
Drunken Bacchus with Faun and Satyr #peterpaulrubens #flemishart
The Autumn Bacchus and Ariadne, 1863 #eugenedelacroix #romanticism
betraying her father and country, Theseus abandoned her in the Naxos Island, where the God of Wine, Bacchus, arrives drunk and dancing joyfully. The two fall in love at first sight. Bacchus takes Ariadne's crown and throws it to the sky, where it becomes a constellation.
Bacchus and Ariadne by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo https://t.co/3BsqD3ngdn #giovannibattistatiepolo #metmuseum