Roman House Collection

Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of Roman houses

Roman house in the ilmpark, Weimar, Unesco wold heritage Site, Thuringia, Germany

Italy, Naples, Herculaneum, Roman Ruins (UNESCO site)

Roman House Collection: In the Atrium (Hall of a Roman House) (engraving)

In the Atrium (Hall of a Roman House) (engraving)
1596206 In the Atrium (Hall of a Roman House) (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: In the Atrium (Hall of a Roman House)

Roman House Collection: Interior of Roman House (engraving)

Interior of Roman House (engraving)
655151 Interior of Roman House (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Interior of Roman House.--Showing the Atrium and Alae; Tablinum and Peristyle)

Roman House Collection: Saturn, standing in a niche, a scythe in his left hand, series of eight prints of

Saturn, standing in a niche, a scythe in his left hand, series of eight prints of classical gods, based on paintings by Polidoro da Caravaggio on the facade of a Roman house

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Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of Roman houses. One such gem can be found in the Ilmpark, Weimar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Thuringia, Germany. This architectural marvel takes you on a journey through history, showcasing the grandeur and elegance of ancient Roman living. For an even more immersive experience, head to Italy's Naples where you'll discover the mesmerizing ruins of Herculaneum. Another UNESCO site, these remnants offer a glimpse into the daily lives of Romans centuries ago. Marvel at their ingenuity as you wander through this archaeological treasure trove. One particular highlight is the Atrium - the heart and soul of a Roman house. Imagine standing amidst its grandeur; surrounded by intricate engravings that tell stories of love, power, and triumphs from long ago. It's here that you truly grasp how important this space was for social gatherings and family life. As you venture further inside these ancient dwellings through detailed engravings or perhaps with your own eyes if fortunate enough to visit Herculaneum itself - prepare to be captivated by what lies within. The interior reveals stunning frescoes adorning walls depicting scenes from mythology or everyday life – transporting you back to an era filled with beauty and opulence. The Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature offers yet another perspective on Roman houses with its captivating illustrations. Leafing through its pages transports us once again to Italy's Naples where we witness Saturn himself standing tall in a niche holding his scythe – one image among many that showcases both religious beliefs and artistic prowess during this time period. Whether exploring Ilmpark in Weimar or wandering amongst the ruins in Herculaneum, each step taken brings us closer to understanding just how remarkable these Roman houses were. They serve as reminders not only of our shared human history but also inspire awe at the creativity and innovation displayed by those who came before us.