Rooma impeerium 116 a suurim ulatus Roomlane

Rooma impeerium 116 a (suurim ulatus)

Roomlane esivanemate büstidega

Roomlase pea, 3. saj e. Kr

Kapitooliumi Brutus e Lucius Junius Brutus, pronks, 3. saj e. Kr

Pompeius, 50 e. Kr

Cicero büst, marmor

Octaviuse büst, 39 e. Kr

Caesari büst

Caesar mündil

Abielupaar Via Statalia hauast, ~75 e. Kr

Augustus preestrina

Augustus sõjarüüs, marmor, 40 e. Kr

Augustuse Rahu altar (Ara Pacis Augustae) ~9 a e. Kr

Traianuse sammas ja foorum

Hadrianuse büst, ~117 -138 a

Hadrianuse büst

Preconnesian Garland Sarcophagus Blue-tinged marble, h. (with lid) 5' 5'' l. 7' 4'' Gift, Abdo Debbas, 1870 (70. 1)

Clementia Sarcophagus (Vatican Museums)

Sarkofaag Villa Ludovisist

Sarkofaag, ~150 a, marmor

Sarkofaag

Marcus Aureliuse ratsamonument, ~161 – 180 a

Philippus Araablane, ~224 -249 a

Augustuse gemm, ~1. saj p. Kr

Portlandi vaas, ~1. saj p. Kr

The First Style Roman wall painting, "Incrustation"

A CUBICULUM IN A VILLA AT BOSCOREALE, NEAR POMPEII

Bedroom Walls Villa At Boscoreale

A Street Scene form a Villa at Boscoreale

Fresco from Livia's Villa at Prima Porta, Pompeii

Fragmendid seinamaalilt Pompejis

Section of Mystery Frieze, from Villa of the Mysteries, Pompeii, wall painting, size: NA, c. 50 B. C

Fragment Müsteeriumite Villa friisilt

Detail of Wall Painting from Roman House on the Esquiline Hill), 1 st Century BCE

An Aedicula with small landscape, from the "Black Room" of the Imperial Villa at Boscotrecase, last decade of 1 st century BC

The Villa at Boscotrecase outside Pompeii, 63 – 79 AD

III Style Decoration

Wall painting in Domus Aurea of Nero in Rome

Domus Aurea of Nero in Rome

The scenes from the Domus Aurea

the Ixion Room, House of the Vettii, Pompeii, c. 70 – 79 AD

A detail of a painting from Herculaneum, c. 62 – 79 AD, entitled “Peaches and Jar”

Seinamaaling Dei Vetti villast, Pompeji

A mythological scene depicting Hercules as a baby strangling snakes sent as a punishment by Hera at the House of the Vettii

Hercules And Deianira

Villa di Cicerone

Kõpu mõis 2007

‘Cave Canem’. Pompeii

Cave Canem – Be Beware of the Dog

Triton mosaic, women bathroom floor

Mosaic, Herculaneum

A mosaic from Pompeii, “If one subscribed to Epicurean philosophy, this mosaic might be appropriate, since Epicureans considered death not an evil but a democratic reality for all human beings. This particular piece actually made up the top of table, as a reminder to diners and partiers to eat, drink and be merry lest they die tomorrow. ”

Street musicians by Dioskourides of Samos. From the Villa of Cicero, Pompeii