Museum Of Naples Collection

Bronze statue of a drunken faun from the house of the Patrician, Regio IX, Insula VIII. Now in the Museum of Naples
FLO4687177 Bronze statue of a drunken faun from the house of the Patrician, Regio IX, Insula VIII. Now in the Museum of Naples. Chromolithograph by J.G

Wall painting of an arabesque with a mask of Oceanus found in Herculaneum
FLO4687005 Wall painting of an arabesque with a mask of Oceanus found in Herculaneum, and two other ornaments of Oceanus and a lotus flower found in the Temple of Isis

Colored stucco from Pompeii in the Museum of Naples
6340182 Colored stucco from Pompeii in the Museum of Naples by Gusman, Pierre (1862-1941); (add.info.: Colored stucco from Pompeii in the Museum of Naples. Stuc colorie, Musee de Naples)

Oecus or parlour in the House of M
6340139 Oecus or parlour in the House of M by Gusman, Pierre (1862-1941); (add.info.: Oecus or parlour in the House of M. Spurius Mesor. Pompeii. In the Museum of Naples)

Probus. (Marble Bust, Museum of Naples, No. 32 of the Catalogue) (engraving)
663243 Probus. (Marble Bust, Museum of Naples, No. 32 of the Catalogue) (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Probus. (Marble Bust, Museum of Naples, No)

Young Athlete. (Statue in the Museum of Naples) (engraving)
663209 Young Athlete. (Statue in the Museum of Naples) (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Young Athlete)

Statue of Trajan (engraving)
663120 Statue of Trajan (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Statue of Trajan (Museum of Naples)

Caracalla. (Bust of the Museum of Naples. ) [Evidently a Different Person from the Bust on p. 240. Ed] (engraving)
663228 Caracalla. (Bust of the Museum of Naples.) [Evidently a Different Person from the Bust on p. 240. Ed] (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Caracalla)

Decorative motifs on wall paintings in Herculaneum, Third Pompeian Style
6340131 Decorative motifs on wall paintings in Herculaneum, Third Pompeian Style by Gusman, Pierre (1862-1941); (add.info.: Decorative motifs on wall paintings in Herculaneum, Third Pompeian Style)

Antoninus. (Bust in the Museum of Naples) (engraving)
662919 Antoninus. (Bust in the Museum of Naples) (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Antoninus)

Dacian King (engraving)
663106 Dacian King (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dacian King (Bust in the Museum of Naples, No.223 in the Catalogue)

Decorative candlelabrae in the Fourth Pompeian Style (1, 3) and column of enamel mosaic (2), Pompeii
6340166 Decorative candlelabrae in the Fourth Pompeian Style (1, 3) and column of enamel mosaic (2), Pompeii by Gusman, Pierre (1862-1941); (add.info)

Deocrative panel from Pompeii, conserved at the Museum of Naples
6340103 Deocrative panel from Pompeii, conserved at the Museum of Naples by Gusman, Pierre (1862-1941); (add.info.: Deocrative panel from Pompeii, conserved at the Museum of Naples)

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The Museum of Naples is a treasure trove of ancient artifacts, offering visitors a glimpse into the rich history and culture of Pompeii and Herculaneum. One cannot help but be captivated by the vibrant colored stucco from Pompeii that adorns the museum's walls, transporting us back in time to a world long gone. As we explore further, we come across an oecus or parlour in the House of M. Its exquisite design and intricate details leave us in awe, reminding us of the opulence that once existed within these ancient Roman homes. Moving on, our attention is drawn to Probus, a marble bust housed in the Museum of Naples. Catalogued as No. 32, this engraving captures his likeness with remarkable precision, allowing us to connect with an individual who lived centuries ago. Nearby stands a statue known as Young Athlete. The delicate engravings bring out every muscle and sinew, immortalizing this figure frozen in time forever. Continuing our journey through history, we encounter a majestic statue depicting Trajan. The engraving showcases his regal presence and leadership qualities that made him one of Rome's greatest emperors. Caracalla also makes an appearance at the Museum of Naples through his bust. This distinct portrayal reveals him as a different person from another bust found elsewhere – highlighting how art can shed light on historical nuances. Delving deeper into decorative motifs found on wall paintings from Herculaneum's Third Pompeian Style transports us into an era where beauty was expressed through intricate patterns and vibrant colors. Antoninus greets us next with his captivating bust displayed proudly within the museum's halls. His stern expression hints at power and authority held during his reign. A Dacian King engraving catches our eye next – its detailed depiction showcasing bravery amidst conflict while shedding light on lesser-known figures from antiquity.