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| "INO AND BACCHUS," DUBLIN MUSEUM.- One of the many fine creations of the gifted Irish sculptor, the late J. H. Foley, is the ideal group of "Ino and Bacchus" placed in the central court of the Dublin Science and Art Museum. The mythological story, briefly told, will enable the reader to comprehend the action of the characters represented in the model: Bacchus, the God of wime, was the son of Zeus, the Greek God of thunder and lighting, by Semele. |
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