Bacchus by Annibale Carracci presents a more relaxed and youthful portrayal of the Roman god of wine. The painting captures Bacchus in a moment of tranquility, holding a bunch of grapes while surrounded by abundant fruits and wine. Carracci’s use of soft lighting and naturalistic details creates a sense of warmth and vitality, distinguishing this work from the more frenzied depictions of the god often seen in Baroque art.