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As a result of the bombing of 19th September 1943, nearly
all of the IV Style decoration of the central cubiculum was lost.
The decoration from the north and west wall, and part of
the south wall, were destroyed.
Two figured paintings were badly damaged in this
cubiculum.
One was the The rape of Europa, only partially damaged and
restored.
The other was of a female, possibly the daughter of the
household, according to Della Corte.
Warscher said “in the rooms surrounding the atrium, we
find well-preserved paintings.
The portrait of a young girl in the room on the right side
is very fine, probably it is the daughter of the owner.”
See Garcia y Garcia, L., 2006. Danni di guerra a Pompei. Rome: L’Erma di
Bretschneider. (p.45-47).
See Warscher, T., 1930. Pompeii in three hours. Rome, (p.134)

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Doorway to room 4, on right, and entrance to garden area,
on left.

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Photo courtesy of Rick Bauer.

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