NICOLAS POUSSIN. Midas and Bacchus.

ALLEGORY AND LITERATURE • ALTE PINAKOTHEK, MUNICH • ANCIENT ROMAN FESTIVALS • BACCHAE • BACCHANAL • BACCHANALIA • BACCHANTE • BACCHANTES • BACCHUS FEAST • BACCHUS • BACCHUS-BACCHANALIA • BAROCK • BAROQUE • DIONYSIAN MYSTERIES • DIONYSIAN RITES • DIONYSUS • DRINKING BOUT • DRINKING • DRUNK • DRUNKENNESS • FANTASY WORLD • FANTASY • FAUN • FAUNUS • FERTILITY • FESTIVAL FOR GOD BACCHUS • FESTIVITY • FLAUTA • FLUTE PLAYING • FLUTE • FLUTE, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT • FRANCE • GOD OF FERTILITY • GOD OF FREE NATURE • GOD OF WINE • GODS: ROMAN • GREEK MYTHOLOGY • KING MIDAS • KING OF PHRYGIA • MAENADS • MIDAS • MUSICAL INSTR. FLUTE • MUSICAL INSTRUMENT FLUTE • MYSTIC CELEBRATION • MYTHOLOGY • OIL ON CANVAS • ONE-HANDED FLUTE • ORGIES • ORGY • PAINTING • PAN • PATRON OF PEASANTS AND SHEPERDS • PHRYGIA • PLACE-SPIRITS • POUSSIN, NICOLAS • RITES, DYONISIAN • ROMAN GODS • ROMAN MYTHOLOGY • SATYR • SATYRS • WINE • WOOD SPIRIT