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The Maenads of ancient Greco-Roman mythology were the attendants, servants, and priestesses of the god of wine, Bacchus.
A glance at selected works of various 19th century painters where they portrayed the Maenads, the female followers of Dionysus.
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Strigilated sarcophagus with carved panels of satyrs and maenads – Objects - RISD MUSEUM
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The two separate areas of figural decoration on this vase have been attributed to different painters: the small satyr and maenads on the shoulder to the Berlin Painter; and the larger figures of Athena and the slain Giant Enkelados on the body to the Painter of Goluchow 37. Scholars have named these two painters, whose actual names remain unknown, after other vases they have painted, now in Berlin and Warsaw. The victory of Athena and the Olympian gods over the Giants has been interpreted as a metaphor for the Greek victory over the Persians around the time this vase was made. Thus, although Enkelados appears as a fully armed warrior, he falls in utter and complete defeat—bleeding from multiple wounds, eyes rolling back, sword dropping from his hand.
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Roman Relief with dancing Maenad [120-140] Madrid Museo Nacional del Prado
