The "Encyclopaedia of Colour Decoration" takes us on a vibrant journey through various historical sites and artistic masterpieces. Step into the crypt of the Cathedral in Anagni, Italy, where a mesmerizing fresco from 1928 awaits. Its creator remains unknown, but their talent shines through every brushstroke. Travel to Tarquinia, Italy, and explore the Tomb of the Augurs. Here, an enigmatic wall painting captures our attention with its intricate details and mysterious origins. Nearby lies the Leopards Tomb, adorned with another captivating mural that transports us back to ancient times. Continue your exploration in Tarquinia's Tomb with the Banquet (Tomba del Triclinio), where painted figures seem to come alive amidst a lavish feast. The Coemeterium Maius on Via Nomentana in Rome invites you into Chamber II's enchanting ceiling design – an exquisite display of color and craftsmanship. Journey north to Lochstedt Castle in Pillau, Germany, where an unidentified artist left their mark on a stunning wall painting from 1928. Marvel at Luxor's majestic column from Egypt; though its creator is unknown, it stands as a testament to timeless beauty. Visit Potsdam's New Palace for more visual delights – painted decorations grace its walls courtesy of an anonymous artist who poured their creativity into this architectural gem. Stroll into St. Martins Church in Zillis Switzerland and gaze upon a magnificent wooden ceiling whose painter remains shrouded in mystery. Return once more to Tarquinia for two final discoveries: delve into the mystical world within the Tomb of Typhon (Tomba del Tifone) or admire yet another masterpiece adorning the walls of Baron's Tomb (Tomba del Barone). Finally, find yourself immersed in history at Rome's Vatican Apostolic Palace Borgia Apartments – witness breathtaking decoration that adds splendor to this sacred space since 1928.