File:Bearded Dionysos at a feast, small terracotta, early 4th c BC, Prague Kinsky, NM-H10 4778, 140893.jpg

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English: Bearded Dionysos at a feast, fragment. The head is adorned with a festive wreath with rosettes. Sharp mould of a fine-quality and well-fired clay. (Produced in the samo workshop like Youthsful Dionysos NM-H10 4777.) Early 4th century BC. NG Prague, Kinský Palace, NM-H10 4778.
Čeština: Vousatý Dionýsos při hostině. Hlavu zdobí věnec s rozetami. Zlomek menší terakoty, z kvalitní ostré formy a dobře pálené hlíny. (Vyrobené ve stejné dílně jako mladý Dionýsos NM-H10 4777.) Začátek 4. století př. n. l. NG v Praze, palác Kinských, NM-H10 4778.
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