The bearded man shown in profile on the right edge of this painting is preoccupied talking to the shadowy man above him, who leans down and starts to remove his hat.
The bearded man shown in profile on the right edge of this painting is preoccupied talking to the shadowy man above him, who leans down and starts to remove his hat. Towards the center, a trio of scruffy men huddles together and poses: the man on the left wears a hat askew, the one on the right crouches and is covered by his brown cloak and holding a glass, and the one in the center sheepishly sticks his head between them to get in the picture. Another man, wearing a sheathed dagger on his back, kneels down to be crowned with a garland by a distinctly pale Greek figure sitting near a pitcher and on top of a keg. Located in the Prado, this is, FTP, what Diego Velasquez scene of a wine god and a group of inebriated men?
The bearded man shown in profile on the right edge of this painting is preoccupied talking to the shadowy man above him, who leans down and starts to remove his hat.
The {Triumph of Bacchus} or Los {Borrachos} or The {Drinkers}