THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	1. SCULPTURE. Rome. Silen and maenad (a fragment of a scene of feast of Dionysus). A short wall of a sarcophagus. White marble. Mid-2nd cent. CE. Arezzo, Civic Archaeological Museum.
	2. CERAMICS. Rome. Clay slab of the Campana type with representation of Silenus, Eros and Maenad. Terracotta. Augustan age (27 BCE — 14 CE). Baiae, Archaeological Museum of Phlegraean Fields.
	3. SCULPTURE. Rome. Statue of “silenus”. Marble. Florence, Palazzo Corsini.
	4. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Old Silenos with Kantharos and Thyrsos. Coastal landscape. Ca. 1—79 CE. Inv. No. 83.AG.222.2. Los Angeles, John Paul Getty Museum, Getty Villa in Malibu.
	5. SCULPTURE. Rome. Lenos sarcophagus with Dionysiaс scenes (side 2). Marble. Ca. 210 CE. Inv. No. II 1a 231. Moscow, Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts.
	6. SCULPTURE. Greece. Ikarios plays host to Dionysos. Neo-Attic relief. Marble. Late 1st cent. BCE — early 1st cent. CE. Inv. No. 6713. Naples, National Archaeological Museum.
	7. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Bacchus finding Ariadne. Fresco from Pompeii. Fourth style. 60—79 CE. Inv. No. 9271. Naples, National Archaeological Museum.
	8. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Bacchus finding Ariadne. Fresco from Pompeii. Fourth style. 60—79 CE. Inv. No. 9271. Naples, National Archaeological Museum.
	9. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Old Satyr and Hermaphroditus. Fresco from Pompeii (IX, 1, 22, Home of Epidius Sabinus, tablinum). 50—79 CE. Inv. No. 27875. Naples, National Archaeological Museum.
	10. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Sacral-idyllic scene before of the sanctuary of Cybele. Fresco from Pompeii (VII. 6. 28). 25—45 CE. Inv. No. 8845. Naples, National Archaeological Museum, Hall LXXI.
	11. SCULPTURE. Rome. Lenos shaped sarcophagus with Dionysus on a panther, also known as “Badminton sarcophagus”. White marble. 260—270 CE. Inv. No. 55.11.5. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
	12. CERAMICS. Southern Italy. Dionysos and maenad in cart drawn by Papposilenos. Red-figured calyx-krater. Paestum. Ca. 360—350 BCE. Attributed to Python. Inv. No. 1989.11.4. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
	13. SCULPTURE. Greece. Silenus with the Infant Dionysos. Marble. Inv. No. MR 346. Paris, Louvre Museum.
	14. SCULPTURE. Rome. Silenus cradling the infant Dionysus. Marble. Roman copy of 1st-2nd cent. CE after a bronze Greek original of ca 300 BCE presumably by Lysippos. Inv. Nos. MR 346 / Ma 922. Paris, Louvre Museum.
	15. SCULPTURE. Rome. Silenus cradling the infant Dionysus (close-up). Marble. Roman copy of 1st-2nd cent. CE after a bronze Greek original of ca 300 BCE presumably by Lysippos. Inv. Nos. MR 346 / Ma 922. Paris, Louvre Museum.
	16. SCULPTURE. Rome. Borghese vase. Pentelic marble. Neo-attic work of the second half of the 1st century BCE. Inv. Nos. MR 985 / Ma 86. Paris, Louvre Museum.
	17. SCULPTURE. Rome. Borghese vase. Detail: satyr and drunken silenus. Pentelic marble. Neo-attic work of the second half of the 1st century BCE. Inv. Nos. MR 985 / Ma 86. Paris, Louvre Museum.
	18. SCULPTURE. Rome. Dramatic poet plays host to Dionysus (so-called “Icarios’ feast”). Neo-Attic relief. Marble. Roman copy of the 2nd cent. CE from Greek model of late 2nd cent. BCE. Inv. Nos. MR 719 / Ma 1606. Paris, Louvre Museum.
	19. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Dionysus and Ariadne. Fresco of the early 4th style from Pompeii (House of the Gold Bracelet, VI 17, 42). Inv. No. 41658. Pompeii, Archaeological Park of Pompeii.
	20. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Dionysus and Ariadne. Fresco of the 4th style from Pompeii (House of the Gold Bracelet, VI 17, 42). Inv. No. 41658. Pompeii, Archaeological Park of Pompeii.
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