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I.2.6 Pompeii. Casa degli attori or Casa dei Mimi.

Excavated 1872. Bombed in 1943.

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I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. From the left Etra, Elena (Helen) with arm outstretched, Diomede and Ulysses (Odysseus). Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

From the left Etra, Elena (Helen) with arm outstretched, Diomede and Ulysses (Odysseus).

Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Ulysses (Odysseus) holding the Palladium. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010. Ulysses (Odysseus) holding the Palladium.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. On the right of the painting another of the Greeks forcibly removes the priestess who is opposing the theft.Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751.

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

On the right of the painting another of the Greeks forcibly removes the priestess who is opposing the theft.

Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751.

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Name on column base. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Name on column base. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Names written under each figure. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Top of column on left side of painting. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Top of column, on left side of painting. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Column base with name on left side of painting. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Column base with name, on left side of painting. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Right side of the painting. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Right side of the painting. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. May 2010. Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium. Right side of the painting. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

I.2.6 Pompeii.  May 2010.

Detail from the wall painting of the Theft of the Palladium (Ratto del Palladio) found on the south wall of the triclinium.

Right side of the painting. Now in Naples Archaeology Museum, inventory number: 109751

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. December 2006. Looking south west across peristyle, towards site of small room, cubiculum and room with stairs. (The area behind the figures is the house at I.2.3)

I.2.6 Pompeii. December 2006.

Looking south-west across peristyle, towards site of small room, cubiculum and room with stairs.

(The area behind the figures is the house at I.2.3)

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. December 2006. Looking west, across remains of peristyle and atrium, towards the entrance, Via Stabiana and the Theatres. The brown patch of grass on the left side of the picture, would have been near the area where the 2 Bronze Sistri (see below) would have been found.

I.2.6 Pompeii. December 2006.  

Looking west, across remains of peristyle and atrium, towards the entrance, Via Stabiana and the Theatres.

The brown patch of grass on the left side of the picture, would have been near the area where the two bronze Sistri (see below) would have been found.

 

I.2.6 Pompeii. Bronze sistrum found in I.2.6. Now in Naples Archaeological Museum. According to Fiorelli two bronze Sistri were found in the south east corner of the atrium, hanging by iron nails.

I.2.6 Pompeii. Bronze sistrum found in I.2.6.  Now in Naples Archaeological Museum.

According to Fiorelli two bronze Sistri were found in the south-east corner of the atrium, hanging by iron nails.

 

 

 

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