Italy Campania Collection

Diana the Huntress, fresco from the house Stabia at Pompeii

Doryphoros (spear bearer, Roman copy of the time of Tiberius from a Greek original by Polykleitos)

Plaster reproduction of an inhabitant of Pompeii died during the eruption of Vesuvius

Dying Gaul, Roman copy in marble of a Greek original in bronze

Termopolio ruins, hot food shop, located on Cardo V street, located on the ruins of Herculaneum

Remains of Cardo V street from the ruins of Herculaneum

Ruins of the amphitheater where the revolt of Spartacus left, its the second largest one in the world

Bas-relief with the Graces, the Nymphs and the City

Greek Rhyton ram head shaped

Reception at the Senate, fragment in the Arch of Trajan

Satyr asleep in bronze, Roman copy of an Hellenistic original of 3rd century BC

Hercule Farnese, Roman copy of a Greek work by Lysippus

Satyr embracing a nymph, fresco from the house of Epigram at Pompeii

Satyr and Maenad. Mosaic from the House of the Faun

Silenus on a donkey, mosaic

Mosaics in the House of Neptune and Amfitrita in the Herculaneum

Magician and her customers. Mosaic from Pompeiis Villa of Cicero, c. 100 a. C
Magician and her customers. Mosaic from Pompeiis Villa of Cicero, c. 100 a.C

Sappho, fresh from the Herculaneum

Actor and mask, fresco from the house of the Tragic Poet at Pompeii

Jason presented before his uncle Pelio and his daughters, fresco from Pompeii

Sacrifice of Iphigenia, fresco from the house of the Tragic Poet in Pompeii

Frescoes on the walls of the House of Vettii in Pompeii

Platos Academy, mosaic. Plato teaching philosophy to his disciples. Pompeian copy of an Hellenistic original 2nd. Century b.C

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Discover the captivating beauty of Italy's Campania region, where ancient treasures and rich history await. Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of art and culture as you explore the wonders that this land has to offer. Step back in time with Diana the Huntress, a mesmerizing fresco from the House Stabia at Pompeii. Marvel at her graceful figure and delicate features, a testament to the artistic mastery of ancient craftsmen. Next, encounter Doryphoros, also known as the Spear Bearer. This Roman copy of a Greek original by Polykleitos showcases strength and poise, capturing the essence of classical sculpture during Tiberius' reign. As you continue your journey through Campania, come face to face with an eerie plaster reproduction of an inhabitant who fell victim to Vesuvius' eruption. Witness their frozen expression forever preserved in time - a haunting reminder of nature's power. The Dying Gaul awaits your gaze - a Roman marble copy depicting a brave warrior defeated but not broken. Admire his noble stance and intricate details that tell tales of valor from ancient Greece. Stroll along Cardo V street where Termopolio ruins stand proudly. Imagine bustling crowds seeking hot food within its walls centuries ago when Herculaneum thrived. Trace your fingers over remnants left behind by our ancestors on this historic path. Gaze upon the remains of Herculaneum's amphitheater - witness to Spartacus' revolt against oppression. Stand in awe before its grandeur; it is second only to Rome's Colosseum itself. Behold a bas-relief adorned with Graces, Nymphs, and City personified - symbols representing beauty, nature's bounty, and urban life intertwined harmoniously for eternity. Admire the Greek Rhyton ram head-shaped vessel; imagine it once filled with precious libations shared among friends during festive celebrations.