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Nanna als Bacchantin
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Anna Risi, called Nanna, was Feuerbach's lover and muse. She sat as a model for at least twenty-eight portraits, in which she slipped into a wide variety of roles from mythology, religion and literature. This portrait was painted a year after her first encounter with the painter and shows Nanna as a follower of Bacchus, God of the grape harvest and wine-making.
Title: Nanna als Bacchantin
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Anna Risi, called Nanna, was Feuerbach's lover and muse.
She sat as a model for at least twenty-eight portraits, in which she slipped into a wide variety of roles from mythology, religion and literature.
This portrait was painted a year after her first encounter with the painter and shows Nanna as a follower of Bacchus, God of the grape harvest and wine-making.
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