Sculpture of Dionysos at The British Museum London

Discover the exquisite replica of “Dionysos,” a stunning marble sculpture currently housed in the British Museum, London. This captivating piece portrays the wine god Dionysos, adorned with a vine-wreath and elegantly holding a bunch of grapes, embodying the essence of ancient Roman artistry.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, our resin sculpture is finished with a striking patina that mimics the look of marble and bronze, bringing this classical masterpiece to life in your space. The representation of Dionysos transitions from an older, bearded deity to a youthful and sensuous figure, showcasing an almost ethereal eroticism emphasized by his delicately slipping garment. This alluring quality draws a fascinating contrast to the more athletic forms of contemporary sculptures, highlighting the diversity of artistic expression during that era.

Originally unearthed from the Temple of Dionysos in Cyrene, Libya, this sculpture is believed to have served as a cult statue, central to the worship within the temple. Our replica captures the essence of the original 2nd Century AD Roman adaptation, inviting you to appreciate the rich history and cultural significance embedded in this artwork.

Whether displayed in a home, office, or gallery, this piece is a perfect tribute to classical heritage, making it an ideal addition for art enthusiasts and collectors alike. Embrace the beauty of antiquity and let Dionysos inspire your surroundings.