A laughing satyr turns his head to the right, as if looking up at the infant Dionysus he once carried on his shoulders, in a group probably derived from Praxiteles. This Roman marble of the 2nd century AD has been in the gallery since 1784.
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A laughing satyr turns his head to the right, as if looking up at the infant Dionysus he once carried on his shoulders, in a group probably derived from Praxiteles. This Roman marble of the 2nd century AD has been in the gallery since 1784.