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Seated noble woman playing a zither (lyre) ca. 50-40 BC Pompeii Fresco .Digital collage and image elaboration by Bulgan Lumini ©

Digital elaboration and patchwork composition from antique Roman mosaics and paintings of Pompeii by Bulgan Lumini©

Digital elaboration from Antique Roman wall paintings of great importance both for the completeness and for the quality of the execution, they are the most ancient Roman garden paintings ever, as they can be dated to 40-20 BC. Garden (viridarium) early Augustean, Pompeian style wall painting Rome Villa Livia Drusilla wife of Augustus

Villa of Myteries ,dancing Menad.Digital elaboration and patchwork composition from antique Roman mosaics and paintings of Pompeii by Bulgan Lumini©

Digital elaboration and patchwork composition from antique Roman mosaics and paintings of Pompeii by Bulgan Lumini©

LEDA WITH SWAN ,POMPEII ,ANTIQUE ROMAN WALL PAINTINGS Flower Garden Flying Birds ,Quince and Apple Trees

Digital elaboration and patchwork composition from antique Roman mosaics and paintings of Pompeii by Bulgan Lumini©

DANCING MAENAD HOLDING LIME BRANCH ,ANTIQUE ROMAN PAINTING WITH POMPEII MOSAICS PATCHWORK

DANCING MAENAD WITH CYMBALS ,ANTIQUE ROMAN PAINTING WITH POMPEII MOSAICS PATCHWORK

Discovered in 1760, this is one of the most famous and beloved wall paintings of a high-society Pompeian woman. She is richly dressed with gold-threaded hair and large gold earrings, bringing the stylus to the mouth and holding the wax tablets.

Digital elaboration and composition by Bulgan Lumini from Antique Roman wall paintings. Flower garden and pine tree fron Vilia Livia Rome. Pompeii theater masks

The dancing maenad with her tambourine, a classic image straight out of Greek mythology, or a modern-day music festival ? One can't help but wonder: is she truly communing with the divine, or just trying to impress the neighbors ? In ancient Greece, maenads were followers of Dionysus, the god of wine, ecstasy, and all things merry. They were known for their wild and frenzied rituals, dancing and singing in ecstatic revelry. And of course, no Dionysian party would be complete without a tambourine to keep the beat...

This is the 3rd variation of this encounter between the maiden and the beast inspired by a 1st century fresco from Pompeii

2nd variation of a design inspired by the wall of a Pompeian villa. Griffins came from ancient Persia where they were used widely as statues and symbols in palaces. They were guardians of light. This one, tamed by the maiden, was inspired by a 1st century fresco from Pompeii

This is the 3rd variation of a design i created after a painted relief on the wall of a Pompeian villa. The earliest references to griffins come from ancient Persia where they were used widely as statues and symbols in palaces. They also had a special place in Persian literature as guardians of light. This one, tamed by the maiden, was inspired by a 1st century fresco from Pompeii

Detail of the Main fresco of the Villa dei misterii in Pompeii, destroyed in 79 AD by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius

2 Roman women are dancing. One of them holds a tambourine. Inspired by a painting on a wall of the house of Diomedes on the road from Pompeii to Herculaneum