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Roman and Greek art interaction, image, image, image, head of Doryphoros,…
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compare these two coinages - stater of Flamininus c. 196 BC, and tetradrachm of Philip V, c. 220 BC
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dated to 277-39 BC, silver tetradrachm
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another mosaic from House of the Faun - opus vermiculatum mosaic showing Eros holding glass skyphos, riding tiger-lion
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(to left) another from House of the Faun, an erotic scene
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emblema with cat and bird in the upper register, and selection of ducks, birds, fish, and shellfish in lower register
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female head of Parian marble from the site. Custom in Italy was terracotta statues. This could represent Fortuna
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samothrace, sanctuary of the Great Gods
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