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Bacante e fauno menino

Founder Cast by Thiébaut frères French
1893–94, cast 1894
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 700
Esta obra é típica do dramático estilo acadêmico francês que dominou a escultura americana no final do século XIX. Uma bacante, mulher licenciosa consagrada ao deus do vinho Baco, levanta um cacho de uvas sobre sua cabeça, enquanto segura um bebê com o braço esquerdo. A forma em espiral, cheia de energia, e as superfícies ricamente texturizadas criam um efeito de exuberância. MacMonnies deu de presente este bronze ao arquiteto Charles McKim, que o colocou no pátio da Biblioteca Pública de Boston, obra de seu escritório de arquitetura. Os bostonianos criticaram a “indecência ébria” da estátua, motivo pelo qual McKim a doou ao Metropolitan Museum.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Bacante e fauno menino
  • Artista: Frederick William MacMonnies, americano, 1863–1937
  • Data: 1893–94, fundido em 1894
  • Meio: Bronze
  • Dimensões: 213,4 x 75,6 x 80 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Doação de Charles F. McKim, 1897
  • Número de acesso: 97.19
  • Curatorial Department: The American Wing

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