93. SILENUS GATHERING GRAPES.

_Annibale Carracci_ (Eclectic-Bologna: 1560-1609). _See_ 9.

Silenus in a leopard skin, the nurse and preceptor of Bacchus, the

wine-god, is being hoisted by two attendant fauns, so that with his

own hands he may pick the grapes. This and the companion picture, 94,

originally decorated a harpsichord.

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