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Hercules Strangling the Snake. 1st c. ITALY. Pompeii. House of the Vettii. Roman art. Early Empire. Fresco

ITALY. Pompeii. House of Casca Longus. Actors wearing masks in a theatrical scene. 1st century A.D. Roman art. Early Empire. Fresco

ITALY. Pompeii. Frescoes in the House of Venus in the Shell (CasadellaVenerein Conchiglia). Roman art. Early Empire. Fresco

ITALY. Pompeii. Cupid. Roman art. Early Empire. Fresco

Portrait of Paquius Proculus. and his wife. Roman fresco
Portrait of Paquius Proculus and his wife. 50-75. Roman art. Early Empire. Fresco. ITALY. CAMPANIA. Naples. National Museum of Archaeology. Proc: ITALY. CAMPANIA. NAPLES. Pompeii

Theater scene with two women consult a witch. The three characters wear masks. Mosaic of Dioscorides of Samos, 1st B.C. Proceeds from Villa del Cicerone. Roman art. Mosaic. ITALY. CAMPANIA. Naples

ITALY. Pompeii. Casa della Venere in Conchiglia. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. Via della Fortuna. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. Quadriportico of the theater. Roman art. Early Empire

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ITALY. Pompeii. Via della Fortuna

ITALY. Pompeii. Theater street. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. The House of the Small Fountain (Casa della Fontana piccola). Frescoes. Roman art. Early Empire. Fresco

ITALY. Pompeii. House of the Faun. Faunus. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. Arco Onorario. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. Ionic capitals. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. Temple of Apollo. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. The Forum. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. Temple of Apollo. Statue of Diana. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. Temple of Apollo. Statue of Apollo. Roman art. Early Empire

ITALY. Pompeii. Roman art. Early Empire. Fresco

ITALY. Pompeii. Forum and Vesubius

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Step into the ancient city of Pompeii and be transported back in time to a world filled with art, culture, and intrigue. Explore the captivating frescoes that adorn the walls of homes like the House of Casca Longus, where actors donned elaborate costumes and brought stories to life on stage. Marvel at the exquisite portrait of Paquius Proculus and his wife, captured forever in a Roman fresco. Their love immortalized through brushstrokes that have stood the test of time. Witness Hercules Strangling the Snake, a powerful sculpture from 1st century Italy that depicts one of mythology's greatest heroes conquering evil. Feel his strength emanate from this masterpiece as you stand in awe. Intrigue awaits as two women consult a witch in an enigmatic theater scene. What secrets are they seeking? What mysteries lie hidden within their whispered conversations? Pass through Vesuvius Gate and pay homage to Caius Vestorius at his tomb. Reflect on mortality while surrounded by remnants of an ancient civilization swallowed by nature's wrath. Discover beauty beyond imagination at Casa della Venere in Conchiglia, where intricate frescoes transport you to another realm. Let your eyes wander across vibrant colors depicting scenes both mythical and mundane. Stroll along Via della Fortuna and witness early Roman art come alive before your very eyes. Admire intricate mosaics underfoot as you soak up the atmosphere of this bustling street. Pause for a moment at Quadriportico of the theater, where echoes from centuries past still resonate within its grand arches. Imagine crowds gathering here for entertainment, laughter filling the air alongside applause. Pompeii is not just ruins; it is a testament to human creativity and resilience, and is an open book inviting us to explore its pages filled with tales both extraordinary and ordinary alike. Come immerse yourself in this lost world frozen in time – Poempeiians invite you to unlock the secrets of their past and find inspiration in their enduring legacy.