Triclinium

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Crete, Archaeological Museum of Chania:Triclinium from the House of DionysosIn the large panel Diony

Source image: Pentheus being torn by maenads. Roman fresco from the northern wall of the triclinium

Romano Germanic Museum, CologneA reconstructed dining room of a Roman villa. During the centuries th

Crete, Archaelogical Museum of Chania:Decorative, border details from the triclinium of the House of

lionofchaeronea:A heron and a cobra.  Fresco in the Fourth Style from triclinium K of the Casa degli

A heron and a cobra.  Fresco in the Fourth Style from triclinium K of the Casa degli Epigrammi, Pomp

didoofcarthage:Details from a fresco in a triclinium of the Villa Arianna at Stabiae Roman, late 1st

classical-beauty-of-the-past:Villa of Livia — Triclinium byAmphipolis

lostprofile:VILLA OF LIVIA, PRIMAPORTASecond-style frescoes from the villa suburbana at Primaporta,

honorthegods:Triclinium, circa 80 BCE, Archaeological State Collection, Munich, Germany.  Floor mosa

coolartefact:This is a detail of second century CE triclinium floor from the Emperor Hadrian’s villa

didoofcarthage:Details from a fresco in a triclinium of the Villa Arianna at Stabiae Roman, late 1st

lionofchaeronea:Maenad bearing a plate with offerings.  Fresco from a triclinium of the Casa del Cen

lionofchaeronea:Maenad bearing a plate with offerings.  Fresco from a triclinium of the Casa del Cen

House of the Faun, Pompeii. Detail of the central image of the floor mosaic from the second century

Crete, Archaelogical Museum of Chania:Decorative, square from the triclinium of the House of Dionyso

didoofcarthage:Details from a fresco in a triclinium of the Villa Arianna at Stabiae Roman, lat

Palazzo Massimo Triclinium pavement mosaic from a Roman villa in Priverno. Late 2nd / early 1st cent

romegreeceart:Palazzo Massimo - fresco details, set 10Another photoset from “black triclinium&

daughterofchaos: Roses-House of Livia Mural by Ian W ScottCabbage rose, a symbol of love held sacred

Crete, Archaeological Museum of Chania:Triclinium from the House of Dionysos In the large panel Dion

Crete, Archaelogical Museum of Chania:Decorative, square from the triclinium of the House of Dionyso

Crete, Archaelogical Museum of Chania:Decorative, border details from the triclinium of the House of

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