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Solid bronze casting produced by The Metropolitan Museum of Art (MMA) depicts a seated infant Bacchus, also known as Dionysus, clutching a massive cluster of grapes. This miniature sculpture features a rich, dark patina with subtle bronze highlights peeking through the textured surface, characteristic of high-quality museum reproductions. The figure is captured in a charming, naturalistic pose with fine details in the grapes and the child's form. A stamped MMA mark is visible on the underside, authenticating its origin from the museum's collection of classical art replicas. Marked "MMA" on the underside of the extended leg.
Measures approximately 2" tall - weighs approximately 160 grams.
These castings were made from the ancient originals housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the 1950s-1960s.
Brand: Metropolitan Museum of Art (MMA)
Material: Solid Bronze
Subject: Infant Bacchus / Dionysus
Theme: Greek Mythology
Feature: Clutching Grapes
Finish: Dark Patina
Type: Miniature Sculpture
Origin: Museum Reproduction
Mounting: Free Standing
Era: Vintage Reproduction
Style: Classical Antiquity
Keywords: Greek God, Roman Mythology, Wine God, Museum Replica, Bronze Figurine, Classical Art, Dark Academia, Grand Tour Style, Paperweight, Art History, Hellenistic Style, Cherub, Putti, Dionysian Art
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