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Фрески из виллы Ливии Objets Antiques, Art Antique, Roman Art, Mural Painting
Фрески из виллы Ливии
Wall fresco painting (close-up).From the subterranean hall of the Villa of Livia at Prima Porta.40-20 BCE.Rome, Roman National Museum, Palazzo Massimo alle Terme(Roma, Museo nazionale romano, Palazzo Massimo alle Terme)Origin:The frescoes were discovered in 1863 in the course of excavations promoted by count Senni. In 1953 were transfered to the Baths of Diocletian. Since 1998 in Palazzo Massimo.Credits:© 2015. Photo: Ilya Shurygin. Roman History, Art History, Watercolor Paintings, Wall Paintings, Roman Mosaic, Mosaic Flowers, Antique Hats
Wall fresco painting (close-up).From the subterranean hall of the Villa of Livia at Prima Porta.40-20 BCE.Rome, Roman National Museum, Palazzo Massimo alle Terme(Roma, Museo nazionale romano, Palazzo Massimo alle Terme)Origin:The frescoes were discovered in 1863 in the course of excavations promoted by count Senni. In 1953 were transfered to the Baths of Diocletian. Since 1998 in Palazzo Massimo.Credits:© 2015. Photo: Ilya Shurygin.
Casa del brazalete dorado. Pompeya Wall Drawing, Wall Painting, Ancient Romans, Watercolor Ar
Casa del brazalete dorado. Pompeya
The colorful plumage of the golden oriole (Oriolus oriolus) identifies the bird as being the male of the species. As a fruit eater, golden orioles would not have been considered a good guest in a garden where fruit bearing trees were growing but the bright colored plumage made him a popular bird in wall paintings. This particular wall painting is originally from the house of the golden bracelet in Pompeii. Soul Art, Traditional Paintings
The colorful plumage of the golden oriole (Oriolus oriolus) identifies the bird as being the male of the species. As a fruit eater, golden orioles would not have been considered a good guest in a garden where fruit bearing trees were growing but the bright colored plumage made him a popular bird in wall paintings. This particular wall painting is originally from the house of the golden bracelet in Pompeii.
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Villa Poppea | Detail of painted wall decorations of the por… | !STORAX | Flickr Ancient Pompeii, Wall Painting Decor, Painting Photos, Lares, Vintage Landscape, Greek Art
Villa Poppea | Detail of painted wall decorations of the por… | !STORAX | Flickr
Casa del brazalete dorado. Pompeya
Casa del brazalete dorado. Pompeya
La nota gradevole Flower Painting, Medieval Paintings
La nota gradevole
Casa del brazalete dorado. Pompeya
Casa del brazalete dorado. Pompeya
Натюрморт с виноградом - Бруяко Анна Art Painting Acrylic, Still Life Drawing, Still Life Art, Wine Photography, Still Life Photography, Fruit Art Drawings, Life Drawing Reference, Wine And Liquor
Натюрморт с виноградом - Бруяко Анна
Fresco from Livia's villa, National Museum of Rome Voyage Rome, National Museum, Archaeology, House Colors
Fresco from Livia's villa, National Museum of Rome
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Swallow over Quince: Roman Villa Livia
Swallow over Quince: Roman Villa Livia
Reflecting on the Importance of Water in Ancient Roman Gardens | Architessica Garden Painting, Painting & Drawing, Roman Garden
Reflecting on the Importance of Water in Ancient Roman Gardens | Architessica
Deliciosa Villa de Livia Art Print by MW by Mathius Wilder - X-Small Villa, Forest Drawing, Environment Concept Art, Medieval Art, Land Art, Watercolor Landscape
Deliciosa Villa de Livia Art Print by MW by Mathius Wilder - X-Small
Livia Drusilla (58 BC– AD 29), , aka Julia Augusta. via Stephen Ellcock Mural Art, Wall Murals, Paintings, Art Romain, Art Ancien
Livia Drusilla (58 BC– AD 29), , aka Julia Augusta. via Stephen Ellcock
Catherine Hnatov
Catherine Hnatov