This 27 cm high Meissen porcelain sculpture from eighteenth-century Germany depicts Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and ecstasy. Made from the renowned Meissen porcelain, this work stands out for its finesse and detail, which vividly capture the mythological figure in a pose that evokes grace and movement.
Meissen porcelain, known for its exceptional quality and capacity for detail, makes this sculpture a piece of great artistic and collector’s value. The bright white of the porcelain accentuates the delicate carvings and nuances of the sculpture, reflecting the craftsmanship of the Meissen craftsmen of the time.
This sculptural group is not only an object of art but also a piece of cultural history, bringing with it the charm of antiquity and the refinement of European porcelain of the eighteenth century. It is ideal for lovers of antiquities and those who appreciate works of art that combine excellent technique with historical and mythological depth.