Plenty of Nothing

Porcelain Amazon

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Purple

Researchers working on the digital unwrapping of the Herculaneum scrolls have managed to pull the Greek word for purple from one. Source.

Arion Riding a Dolphin

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Harp Player

A harp player from Ishchali, Mesopotamia c. 1900 BC, at the Royal Ontario Museum. Source.

The Argonauts by Carstens

From a series by Asmus Jakob Carstens. Source.

Greek Man in a Cloak, ca. 500 BC

At the Rhode Island School of Design Museum. Source.

Pompejamun

The Pomejanum is a replica Roman house and museum in northeastern Bavaria. It was commissioned by King Ludwig in 1840, suffered extensive damage and looting during World War Two, and has since been refurbished. It's modelled on the House of Castor and Pollux in Pompeii, which was itself demolished by Vesuvius. Source.

Francis Towne

The British Museum held a retrospective exhibition of Francis Towne's Roman watercolours in 2016. Source.

The Curia Julia in 1834

Chiesa di Sant'Adriano al Foro Romano, as painted by Achille Pinelli in 1834. The building housed the Roman Senate from the 40s BC until about 600 AD. Source.

Temple of Hercules Victor by Ferdinand Bac

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