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拍品专文
The young god is depicted with a long oval face, his head turned to his right, the fleshy lips drilled at the corners, the bulging unarticulated eyes with thick lids, a horizontal crease across the forehead. The hair is carved in a mass of thick curls, encircled by a wreath of ivy leaves, the lobe of one ear emerging below.
For another example of Bacchus with a mass of curly hair tied at the top and falling over the neck see J. Raeder, Die statuarische Ausstattung der Villa Hadriana bei Tivoli, Frankfurt, 1983, no. I 73.
For another example of Bacchus with a mass of curly hair tied at the top and falling over the neck see J. Raeder, Die statuarische Ausstattung der Villa Hadriana bei Tivoli, Frankfurt, 1983, no. I 73.