A Bacchanalian Revel | Antique Oil on Canvas After Nicolas Poussin

An atmospheric oil on canvas after Nicolas Poussin’s A Bacchanalian Revel before a Term, a composition painted in 1632–1633 and now held in London’s National Gallery. Figures gather around a sculpted classical bust within a wooded landscape, their flowing drapery and expressive poses bringing movement to the scene.

This later interpretation carries the warmth and depth of the original composition in an intimate format. Earthy browns, muted greens, and soft blue sky make it a beautiful addition to a library, above a chest, or among a collection of antique portraits.

Era: Likely 19th century; date estimated
Origin: European; exact country unknown
Medium: Oil on canvas
Artist: Unidentified, after Nicolas Poussin
Condition: Antique condition with well-executed previous repairs and age-related surface wear. Repair patches are visible on the reverse.
Measurements: 21.5" L x 15.5" H x 0.75" D