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1. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
The fall of Icarus.
Fresco of the Third style from Pompeii.
50—75 CE.
Inv. No. 1867,0508.1355.
London, British Museum. |
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2. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
Procession of the carpenters.
Fresco from Pompeii (VI, 7, 8).
1st cent. CE.
Inv. No. 8991.
Naples, National Archaeological Museum. |
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3. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
Daedalus and Pasiphae.
Fresco from Pompeii (House of the Ancient Hunt, VII. 4. 48).
Fourth style. Ca. 45—79 CE.
Inv. No. 8979.
Naples, National Archaeological Museum, Hall LXXIII. |
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4. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
The fall of Icarus.
Fresco from Pompeii (VI. 17. 9—10).
45—79 CE.
Inv. No. 9506.
Naples, National Archaeological Museum, Hall LXXIII. |
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5. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
The Fall of Icarus.
Fresco from Pompeii (the House of the Priest Amandus, I. 7. 7).
40—79 CE.
Pompeii, The House of the Priest Amandus (I, 7, 7). |
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6. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
Pompeii: Domus Vettiorum, Painted Room.
60—79 CE.
Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of the Vettii (VI. 15. 1. p). |
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7. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
The Exedra-Pinacotheca of the House of the Vettii.
Fourth style. 60—79 CE.
Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of the Vettii (VI. 15. 1. p). |
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8. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
The Exedra-Pinacotheca of the House of the Vettii. North and east walls.
Fourth style. 60—79 CE.
Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of the Vettii (VI. 15. 1. p). |
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9. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
The northern wall of the northern exedra-pinacotheca with the central painting “Daedalus and Pasiphae”.
Fourth style. 60—79 CE.
Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of the Vettii (VI. 15. 1. p). |
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10. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
Daedalus and Pasiphae.
Fresco of the Fourth style. 60—79 CE.
Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of the Vettii (VI. 15. 1. p). |
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11. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome.
Daedalus and Pasiphae. Fragment.
Fresco of the Fourth style. 60—79 CE.
Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of the Vettii (VI. 15. 1. p). |
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12. APPLIED ART. Etruria.
The Ficoroni Cista.
Bronze.
3rd century BCE.
Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia. |
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