BACCHANAL

A house of the Provenance family

BACCHANAL

Reproductions of the Dionysian canon, house treatments of named public-domain works, and edition-controlled house originals. Insane risks in the gallery; non-negotiable seatbelts everywhere. We sell art, not wine.

A framed Dionysian wine painting on the stone wall of a candlelit wine cellar
A gilt-framed bacchanal painting above the sideboard of an opulent villa dining room
A large framed wine-revelry painting in a sunlit modern luxury penthouse
A framed bacchanal painting in an upscale wine tasting lounge
A framed Dionysian painting among oak barrels in a luxury wine cellar
A gilt-framed wine bacchanal in a stone cellar lined with bottles

I · The Reading of the Rite

Every frenzy begins with instructions.

A boy reads from a scroll; the women listen. Two thousand years ago, in a room outside Pompeii, the rite began the way every rite begins — with someone reading the rules aloud.

II · The Offering

The vine goes where it pleases.

Wine as subject, never sold. The house takes the oldest intoxication in art and prints it — faithfully as reproduction, transformed as treatment, invented outright as original.

III · The Startled Initiate

Something is about to be shown.

The initiate flinches at the threshold. So does the screen: the psychedelia here is slow morph and chromatic bloom, never a flash — no strobe, no flicker, ever.

IV · The Unveiling

The rite was always meant to be entered.

Pompeiian red turned up until it hums; the figures breathing at one frame per breath. The wildest room in Roman art, on a screen that can finally move it.

V · The Dance

The oldest choreography still on its feet.

The cycle ends in movement — cymbals up, drapery mid-spin. Then the madness stops at the cart: from checkout onward, this is a plain, sober shop.

Where they hang

Made for the wall of someone who drinks well.

Museum-grade prints, gallery canvas, and heirloom frames — sized for the cellar, the dining room, the room where the good bottle gets opened.

A framed Dionysian wine painting on the stone wall of a candlelit wine cellar
A gilt-framed bacchanal painting above the sideboard of an opulent villa dining room
A large framed wine-revelry painting in a sunlit modern luxury penthouse