Bacchus Hoodies

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Xena Warrior Princess & Gabrielle. Waiting For A Bacchae To Bite Me.

Eros is riding a Lion - or a Tiger - on a 1st century mosaic from the house of the Faun in Pompeii. After a 19th century watercolor

Ancient Greek god Dionysus design for all Hellenophiles who love classical Greek history, mythology, theatre and culture. Open your amphorae and let the wine flow! Great Greek mythology design for dancing and partying. Dionysus and Bacchus will be proud!

Athena - Greek Goddess of Strategy and Wisdom - Version 2

All Fauns and Satyr bring yourselves and make flow the fruit of the vine! The Father of the Harvest beckons you to make merry and revel! (and get wrecked) Shirts and Hoodies offered in several colors. if you like to let loose at the bacchanalia you might want to try to order 1 size up

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Dionysus is the Olympian god of wine, vegetation, pleasure, festivity, madness and wild frenzy.

Bacchus Claus

Dionysus.Greek God

A roman mosaic from Ostia Antica, the port of Rome, representing the God Dionysos in his cart pulled by 2 tigers.

Xena Warrior Princess. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. Xena & Gabrielle Bacchae

Did you know that Caravaggio was the Bad Boy of the Baroque? He killed a guy over a tennis game. Also he was gay as hell.

Caravaggio's "Bacchus" portrays a hilarious twist – Baco holding a smiley balloon to mask his emotions. The grin hides vulnerability, like a cracked vase covered by a sticker. The artwork reflects the fragility of emotions and the contrast between apparent happiness and hidden melancholy. This masterpiece serves as a reminder of the masks we wear and the complexities of human feelings.

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The ancient greek god of festivals and fruitfulness of Olympus Part of the Greek Gods and Ancient Mythology Collection

Pour a glass and have a toast with Dionysus, god of wine

Let's just say size matters. - Bacchus and Ariadne, 1619 Guido Reni

Digital elaboration and composition by Bulgan Lumini. Mosaics from the thermal baths built by the emperor Trajan Decius (249-251 AD),It represents two masks resting on the projecting base of two walls arranged at an angle, seen in perspective; two flutes lean against a wall, casting their shadow on it. The female mask portrays a woman with large eyes and a wide open mouth; in her hair, curled in long curls, a ribbon is tied, tied in a bow over the center of the forehead. In man the physiognomic features are accentuated and ridiculed: the huge mouth, the wide and flattened nose, the protruding eyes, the wrinkled cheeks, on the head a crown of ivy and berries, an ornament linked to the Dionysian cult,

-NEW VERSION OF AN OLD FAVORITE- All Fauns and Satyr bring yourselves and make flow the fruit of the vine! The Father of the Harvest beckons you to make merry and revel! (and get wrecked) Shirts and Hoodies offered in several colors. if you like to let loose at the bacchanalia you might want to try to order 1 size up

Bacchus and Ariadne by Titian, 1520-1523. Oil on canvas.

Mythical Art

Funny ancient Greek god Dionysus design for all Hellenophiles who love classical Greek history, mythology and culture. Open your amphorae and let the wine flow! Wear this Greek mythology design when dancing and partying. Dionysus and Bacchus will be proud!

Pretresse De Bacchus by William-Adolphe Bouguereau, 1894. Oil on canvas.

Dionysus is always the life and soul of the party! Taken from several different C5th BCE representations of Dionysus on red-figure pottery, and the Pompeiian grape Bacchus fresco. Originally drawn for ClassicsTober.

Grab a laugh with this funny wine cartoon – Bacchus God of Wine, from the collection of Spectickles cartoon humor! Great for your next wine tasting, wine event, or trip to your favorite winery!

The cause and effect of alcohol.

FIGS*! *(The type of figs prevalent around the Mediterranean and Middle East, not the kind of figs in south and east asia, I’ll get to those another time hopefully) Now considered a symbol of the womb, figs have been cultivated since the VERY OLD TIMES. Fig leaves were iconically worn by Adam and Eve, who in some non western translations of the Bible, ate the forbidden FIGS, not apples. Figs are also from heaven, according to the Quran. Long before that, fig wood was used by the ancient Egyptians for mummy ‘coffins’, while the fruit was a symbol of the Earth goddess Hathor. In ancient greece, figs were a major symbol of the wine god Dionysus, and he and his followers wore wreaths made of fig leaves. Dionysus, who was als...

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Digital remaster of the 1894 painting "Prêtresse de Bacchus" (Priestess of Bacchus (Roman name for the Greek God Dionysus)) by the French artist William Bouguereau.

The God of Wine Dionysus

Bacchante - 1899 William Adolphe Bouguereau

A moment from my comic, In a Wine-dark dream, Greek Mythology retelling with Dionysus as the main character.

An updated version of my old design.