Head of a Satyr
Pen drawing of the head of a Satyr based on an architectural decoration found on a building.
The Satyr was a figure from Classical Greek and Roman figure which was one of a class of woodland deities. He was attendant to Bacchus and was represented as part human, part horse — or , as in this case, part goat — was and noted for engaging in riotousness and socially inappropriate behavior.
Pen drawing of the head of a Satyr based on an architectural decoration found on a building.
The Satyr was a figure from Classical Greek and Roman figure which was one of a class of woodland deities. He was attendant to Bacchus and was represented as part human, part horse — or , as in this case, part goat — was and noted for engaging in riotousness and socially inappropriate behavior.
Pen drawing of the head of a Satyr based on an architectural decoration found on a building.
The Satyr was a figure from Classical Greek and Roman figure which was one of a class of woodland deities. He was attendant to Bacchus and was represented as part human, part horse — or , as in this case, part goat — was and noted for engaging in riotousness and socially inappropriate behavior.