"Silenus and Bacchus on a Donkey with a Satyr", unknown artist, late 19th century CE

"Hot Dog Bridge" by Russell T. Gordon, 1974

"Bacchanal" by Enea Vico, 1540

"Dance in a Garden" by Lancret, 1690-1743 and "Rwandan Refugee Camp with Mother and Child" by Salgado, 1944

"Reine by Joie" by Henri de Toulouse Lautrec, 1892

"Supper Party" by Martin Shortis, 1959

"Mamie Neugent's 81st(?) Birthday with Family" by David M.Spear, 1989

Social Class in "3 Idiots": Food and cinematic elements reveal socioeconomic disparities between characters of differing classes in India.

"Hot Dog Bridge" by Russell T. Gordon, 1974

The opium scale, likely from the 1800s is made of teak wood, sliding open to reveal two small metal plates. These two small plates are

The Kylix was used in ancient Greece as an avenue for drinking wine. The Greeks engaged in drinking parties, otherwise known as Symposia

Prior to being used for the consumption of food, forks, or at least what is considered to be the predecessor of the table fork, were most of