Jonas Suyderhoef

Jonas Suyderhoef’s prints bring 17th-century myth to life. He carved The March of Silenus, a muscular, wine-soaked procession that feels like a snapshot from a Bacchic parade. The work belongs to the Dutch Golden Age, when artists turned classical tales into finely detailed engravings for collectors.

See how the figures’ poses twist like living sculpture. Next, flip to the same scene in a different artist’s style, Justus Sadeler’s version of the march.