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RM2FWNK7N–Centaur statue of the Polish sculptor Igor Mitoraj at Pompei Forum - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNKBA–Centaur statue of the Polish sculptor Igor Mitoraj at Pompei Forum - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNK7W–Centaur statue of the Polish sculptor Igor Mitoraj at Pompei Forum - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNKBM–Centaur statue of the Polish sculptor Igor Mitoraj at Pompei Forum - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FYTTK1–Rectangular atrium (main hall) with a marble lined impluvium (water tank) and a puteal with a fluted shaft made from a single block of white limestone House of the Black Hall (Casa del Salone Nero) - Herculaneum ruins, Italy
RM2FNYMDE–Entrance to the atrium in the House of the Ephebus (Casa dell'efebo) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWF57–The olive crusher in the House of the Ship Europa (Casa della Nave Europa) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2G3PDA9–Entrance to the atrium in the House of the Ephebus (Casa dell'efebo) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWF6N–Garden in the House of the Ship Europa (Casa della Nave Europa) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNK8M–House of the Ancient Hunt (Casa della Caccia Antica) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy The house, dating back to the 2nd century BC, fully represents the typical layout of a Roman house with an entrance, atrium and tablinum all on a single axis.
RM2FT20AD–Thermopolium and house of Vetutius Placidus (Casa e Thermopolium di Vetutius Placidus) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWF7F–The decoration of the lararium (shrine) shows a large serpent raising its head towards a bust of Mercury set in an arched niche above a projecting ledge Under the niche is a second snake coiled round a small altar. In the background are a variety of plants and bird life including a rather splendid peacock - House of the Cryptoporticus (Casa del Criptoportico)- Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNTF4–Round adobe fasting messes, topped with marble, originating from the so called 'Edifice of Triclinia' at Moregine. - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMX9D–Small peristyle columns stuccoed and painted red below and white above. A low wall separates the colonnade from the small central garden. The walls of the peristyle are decorated in the fourth style with black panels separated by architectural motifs above a lower red frieze - House of Octavius Quartio - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMX72–Rectangular atrium with a central impluvium surrounded by a border for plants in the House of Octavius Quartio - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYMA4–Vicolo di Octavius Quartio and the Vesuvius in background - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWEMA–Monumental fountain followed by a small temple and a pond in the garden water canal House of Octavius Quartio - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYM9T–Praedia of Giulia Felice - The large complex of properties of Giulia Felice is implemented at the end of the 1st century BC following the incorporation of previous buildings into a single building complex set as an 'urban villa' - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNK8T–Atrium with a central, marble lined impluvium in the house of the Tragic Poet (casa del poeta tragico) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYM54–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMWW2–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMWRN–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archeological site, Italy
RM2FNMWTH–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMWXA–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMX15–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMX2G–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMWWX–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2485–The Odeon or teatrum tectum as it was called by the Romans. This building was dedicated to the representation of the most popular theatrical genre at the time, miming, and could also be used for musical and singing performances - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2417–The Odeon or theatrum tectum as it was called by the Romans. This building was dedicated to the representation of the most popular theatrical genre at the time, miming, and could also be used for musical and singing performances - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWETM–Square atrium which has a central impluvium. The floor of the atrium consists of crushed lava decorated with small chips of white marble. Casa del frutteto (House of the Orchard) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT21KW–Atrium in House of P. Casca Longus (casa di Casca Longus) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWEPE–Vicolo di Octavius Quartio and the Vesuvius in background - - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT22TC–Statue of a youth with a cloak covering his head. The statue of Hermes, the god of the palaestra in his guise as Psychopompus, the guide of departed souls. Stabian Baths (terme Stabiane) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNKB4–The Temple of Jupiter in the north side of the Forum, dedicated to the Capitoline triad of Jupiter, Juno and Minerva, It dates from the 2nd century BC - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2G3PDK1–Decorative fresco depicting the wedding of Alexander and Roxanne or Mars and Aphrodite (period of Nero (54-68 AD) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT20RC–The tetrastyle atrium with four brick columns sustaining the inner margins of the roof. The central impluvium has a raised masonry surround with a fluted marble puteal on its southern side. The walls of the atrium, like those of the fauces, retain a few plaster remnants but no decorative detail. House of the Cryptoporticus (Casa del Criptoportico) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2694–The Temple of the Genius Augusti, built upon the requests of Mamia, mentioned in an inscription as priestess of Cerere and of the Genius of Augustus. Built i the first decade of the 1st century AD - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2578–Facade the building of Eumachia (Portico della Concordia Augusta) on the eastern side of the Forum. This building, the most impressive on the eastern side of the Forum, was built by Eumachia, priestess of Venus belonging to a very rich family from Pompeii, to worship the emperor - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT00JW–Architectural element (metope) depicting the torment of Isson End of 4th cent.-beginning of 3rd cent. BC Tufa Doric temple Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYTHN–Vault decorated with arches and panels of stucco - House of the Cryptoporticus (Casa del Criptoportico) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYTHW–Vault decorated with arches and panels of stucco - House of the Cryptoporticus (Casa del Criptoportico) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNJWY–Quadriporticus of the theatres or Gladiators Barracks (Quadriportico dei teatri o Caserma dei Gladiatori) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2G3PDJG–Decorative fresco depicting a procession in honor of the goddess Cybele, the anatolian mother goddess (1st century AD) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNJXA–Quadriporticus of the theatres or Gladiators Barracks (Quadriportico dei teatri o Caserma dei Gladiatori) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYM5J–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2BBK–Tetrastyle atrium in the House in the Faun (Casa del Fauno) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2A3H–The Temple of Fortuna Augusta lies at the corner of Via del Foro and Via della Fortuna - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FWNJMY–Vault decorated with arches and panels of stucco -House of the Cryptoporticus ( Casa del Criptoportico)- Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2AWG–Tetrastyle atrium in the House in the Faun (Casa del Fauno) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2G3PDJX–Decorative fresco depicting Dionysus and Ariadne in Naxos (period of Nero (54-68 AD) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT26PF–The Temple of Jupiter in the north side of the Forum, dedicated to the Capitoline triad of Jupiter, Juno and Minerva, It dates from the 2nd century BC - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT25TN–The Temple of the Genius Augusti, built upon the requests of Mamia, mentioned in an inscription as priestess of Cerere and of the Genius of Augustus. Built i the first decade of the 1st century AD - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMX7M–Room decorated in the fourth style with red panels on a dark blue ground above a lower red frieze. The panels feature small cameos of soldiers in different stances. House of Octavius Quartio - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWERP–Square atrium which has a central impluvium (water tank). The floor of the atrium consists of crushed lava decorated with small chips of white marble. Casa del frutteto (House of the Orchard) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWF4B–Jars in House of the Ship Europa (Casa della Nave Europa) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2AFY–Bronze statue of a dancing faun in the House of the Faun (Casa del Fauno) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWEX5–Bar area which served both food and drink. The marble counter has jars inset into the worktop which were used to hold food. Casa e Thermopolium di Vetutius Placidus (thermopolium and house of Vetutius Placidus) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYM3A–The amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest among those known from the Roman times. Built in 70 BC on the initiative of magistrates Caius Quinctus Valgus and Marcus Porcius - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYMJ8–Fresco decorated walls in the House of the Cryptoporticus (Casa del Criptoportico) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2BFM–Bronze statue of a dancing faun in the House of the Faun (Casa del Fauno) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMXFW–The decoration of the lararium (shrine) shows a large serpent raising its head towards a bust of Mercury set in an arched niche above a projecting ledge Under the niche is a second snake coiled round a small altar. In the background are a variety of plants and bird life including a rather splendid peacock - House of the Cryptoporticus (Casa del Criptoportico)- Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYMJ3–Fresco decorated walls in the House of the Cryptoporticus (Casa del Criptoportico) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNWEJB–Richly decorated frescoes with scenes from the Illiad above a lower multi-coloured frieze of faux marble. The upper zone contains scenes from the myth of Hercules. Triclinium (dining room) - House of Octavius Quartio - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FT2BW7–Bronze statue of a dancing faun in the House of the Faun (Casa del Fauno) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYMD5–Bar area which served both food and drink. The marble counter has jars inset into the worktop which were used to hold food. Casa e Thermopolium di Vetutius Placidus (thermopolium and house of Vetutius Placidus) - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMXFC–The decoration of the lararium (shrine) shows a large serpent raising its head towards a bust of Mercury set in an arched niche above a projecting ledge Under the niche is a second snake coiled round a small altar. In the background are a variety of plants and bird life including a rather splendid peacock - House of the Cryptoporticus (Casa del Criptoportico)- Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMX36–Praedia of Giulia Felice - The large complex of properties of Giulia Felice is implemented at the end of the 1st century BC following the incorporation of previous buildings into a single building complex set as an 'urban villa' - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNMXD8–In the centre of the upper pergola is a small tetrastyle temple built over a nymphaeum dedicated to Diana and Actaeon. The nymphaeum fed a long canal running through the middle of the large garden, which was on a lower level than the house itself. The canal was embellished with fountains, statues and bas-reliefs - House of Octavius Quartio - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
RM2FNYM67–Praedia of Giulia Felice - The large complex of properties of Giulia Felice is implemented at the end of the 1st century BC following the incorporation of previous buildings into a single building complex set as an 'urban villa' - Pompeii archaeological site, Italy
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