Hermes with Infant Dionysus by Praxiteles, 4th century BC, Messenger of the Greek Gods.

4TH BCE • 4TH CENTURY B. C. • 4TH CENTURY BC • 4TH CENTURY BEFORE CHRIST • AEGEAN • ANCIENT AND HISTORIC EUROPEANS • ANCIENT CULTURES • ANCIENT GREEK • ANCIENT GREEKS • ANCIENT • ARMS RAISED • BABY • BARE • BEFORE THE COMMON ERA • CARRYING • CHILD • CHILDREN • CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY • CONTRAPPOSTO • CONTRASTS • DEITY • DIONYSUS • DRAPERY • EASTERN EUROPEAN • EUROPEA • EUROPEAN • EUROPEANS • FIGURE STUDY • FINE ART • FOURTH CENTURY B. C • FOURTH CENTURY B. C. • FOURTH CENTURY BC • FOURTH CENTURY BEFORE CHRIST • GENERAL CIVILIZATIONS • GREECE • GREEK GOD • GREEK GODS • GREEK MYTHOLOGY • GREEK • HELLENIC • HERMES • INFANT • IRON AGE • MALE • MAN • MEDITERRANEAN • MEN • MESSENGER • MYTHOLOGY • NUDE • PEOPLE • POLYTHEISM • PRAXITELES • RELIGION • SCULPTURE • STATUE • STATUES • SUPPORT • THREE QUARTER LENGTH PORTRAIT • YOUNG ADULTS