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Giovanni Battista Costantini|Guido Reni

A Bacchanal: a satyr holds Silenus as he lies on a donkey's back and picks a leaf from a garland, two putti carry an amphora and a basket with grapes at left, and a faun carries a sack at right

1619
Engraving
25 × 25.6 cm (9.8 × 10.1 in)

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