Dionysus and a Nymph are depicted in a terracotta group by the French sculptor Clodion. The god is half-naked, with only a garment on his left shoulder covering part of his body. He wears a wreath of ivy leaves and fruits. In his right hand, he holds several bunches of grapes, while in his left, he holds only one, which tends towards a Nymph who embraces him. At his feet, an infant is attempting to reach the grapes as well.

Clodion created various terracottas influenced by classical antiquity, particularly the Dionysus cycle.