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Ornamental lattice composition of multiple dancing bacchantes arranged within a geometric framework, as recorded by Wilhelm Zahn.
Bacchantes (Maenads) in a Geometric Pattern from Pompeii, published by Wilhelm Zahn in the mid-19th century, reproduces an ancient Roman wall decoration discovered in Pompeii. The design features numerous small-scale maenad figures, each posed in lively movement, set within a repeating diamond lattice bordered in red and green bands with rosette intersections. The bacchantes, partially draped in flowing garments of varied colors, carry thyrsi, tambourines, and vine branches—attributes of Dionysian worship.
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