File:Dionis i Hore.jpg
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English: Bearded Dionysos leading the Horae (Seasons). Roman artwork of the Imperial Era, 1st century AD, copy of a neo-attic work.
Location: Louvre (MR 720), part of the Albani collection. Photograph: Jastrow (2005) |
| Date | 1st century AD |
| Source | http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/Mythology/Images/DionysusHorae.jpg |
| Author | Roman artwork of the Imperial Era |
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[[Category:Reliefs of the Horae]|Dionysos Horai Louvre]
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