Bacchante with a Tambourine and Two Children

The plaster model for this sculpture group, commissioned by Marc René d'Argenson, the Marquis de Voyes, was exhibited at the Salon of 1765. This stone sculpture depicting a follower of Bacchus, the Greco-Roman god of wine and theatre, decorated the terrace of the (now destroyed) Hotel d'Argenson in Paris.

这件雕塑群的石膏原型由瓦耶侯爵马克·勒内·达尔让松（Marc René d'Argenson, the Marquis de Voyes）委托制作，曾于1765年的巴黎沙龙展（Salon）展出。这件刻画希腊罗马酒神与戏剧之神巴克科斯（Bacchus）追随者的石质雕塑，曾装点于巴黎现已损毁的阿尔让松公馆（Hotel d'Argenson）的露台。