File:Ancient Attica Ceramic with Satyr 550 BC.JPG
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English: In art the Satyrs and Sileni were depicted in company with nymphs or Maenads whom they pursued.
Usually the Satyrs resided in woods and mountains or were accompanying the Greek god of wine Dionysus on his journeys, dancing around joyfully with the Nymphs and drinking. ![]() |
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Source | Attica Art Saytr from my art collection |
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