The Drunks

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The Drunks is an alternate title for Diego Velázquez’s early Baroque painting "The Triumph of Bacchus," which depicts the Roman god of wine surrounded by revelers.

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The Drinkers 2
The Drunks canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
alternateTitleOf The Triumph of Bacchus
artist Diego Velázquez
artisticPeriod early Baroque
collection Museo del Prado
linked to: Prado Museum
commissionedBy Philip IV of Spain
completionDate 1628
countryOfOrigin Spain
creator Diego Velázquez
culture Spanish
depicts Bacchus
Roman god of wine
crown of ivy
drunken men
revelers
seated peasants
wine jug
genre Baroque painting
hasAlternativeName Los borrachos
The Triumph of Bacchus
hasGenre genre painting
mythological painting
hasMainSubject Bacchus
linked to: Dionysus
iconography Bacchic revelry
inception 1628
locatedIn Madrid
locatedInCountry Spain
location Museo del Prado
linked to: Prado Museum
medium oil on canvas
movement Baroque
notableFor blend of mythological and realistic elements
depiction of everyday Spanish drinkers as companions of Bacchus
portrays contrast between divine and earthly figures
style naturalism
subjectHeading Bacchus in art
mythology
wine in art
titleLanguage English

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The Triumph of Bacchus alsoKnownAs The Drinkers
linked to: The Drunks
The Triumph of Bacchus alsoKnownAs The Drinkers
subject linked to: The Topers
linked to: The Drunks
The Triumph of Bacchus alsoKnownAs The Drunks
subject linked to: The Topers