Drunken Silenus (Inventory No. PK.OP.18779), a woodcut from around 1630, was designed by Peter Paul Rubens and engraved by Christoffel Jegher.

The work depicts Silenus, the Greek god of wine, shown in a state of intoxication, surrounded by satyrs and nymphs. A related painting is housed in Munich, and a preliminary sketch is held in the Louvre's Cabinet des Dessins. The print is signed by Rubens as the designer and Jegher as the engravers. The scene captures the mythological character's characteristic drunkenness and indulgence, reflecting Rubens' mastery in portraying dynamic, lush figures