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Roman Fresco from Pompeii relating the sacrifice of Iphigenia in Aulis by her father Agamemnon. leader of the Greek host attacking Troy

A young musician plays the flute of pan on this gorgeous fresco from the house of the mysteries in Pompeii.

A magnificent painting of a fig basket from the Villa of Poppea, wife of Roman emperor Nero, in Oplontis, close to Pompeii, destroyed by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD

the nuptials of Zephyr and Chloris, where love bloomed as beautifully as the flowers she tended to. Picture it: a breeze so gentle it could coax a petal to pirouette, and a bride so radiant, even the roses blushed. But let's not overlook the guest list – imagine the uproar among the flowers who weren't invited! Daisies whispering gossip, tulips throwing jealous glances, and those poor dandelions, always feeling left out. 1st century fresco from Pompeii

Detail of the Main fresco of the Villa dei misterii in Pompeii, destroyed in 79 AD by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius

2 goats painted on a wall of the house of Vedius Sivicus in Pompeii, Italy.

A musician plays the harp. Wall painting from a Roman Villa in Boscoreale, a community destroyed with Pompeii in 79 AD by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius

2 Roman women are dancing. One of them holds a tambourine. Inspired by a painting on a wall of the house of Diomedes on the road from Pompeii to Herculaneum

Cover of Tomb of the Diver, Paestum (Italy)

An other of those gorgeous birds from the frescoes decorating the house of the Golden Bracelet in Pompeii. The roman painters were so talented you wouldn't be surprised to hear the bird sing on its branch !

From Pompeii with love, I reproduced this eight pointed star painted on a wall of the House of the Floral Lararium.

This white dove was landing on a bush decorating the garden wall of the house of the golden bracelet in Pompeii. Well at least, that's my story, if you have a better one let me know

Interior view from the house of Ariadne in Pompeii, Italy, 19th century watercolor by Giacinto Gigante

A lovely fresco from the triclinium (formal dining room) of the House of Livia in Rome. Livia was the wife of Augustus, who became 1st Emperor of Rome after the death of Julius Caesar.

A painting of a glass bowl filled with pomegranates from the Vesuvius-engulfed Villa of Poppea, wife of Roman emperor Nero, in Oplontis, near Pompeii (1st century AD)