Albert Morance Collection
"Exploring the Riches of Pompeii: The Captivating World of Albert Morance" Step into the Museum of Naples and be mesmerized by the vibrant colored stucco from Pompeii
All products are expertly crafted, using premium materials, tailored to your specifications and promptly shipped
"Exploring the Riches of Pompeii: The Captivating World of Albert Morance" Step into the Museum of Naples and be mesmerized by the vibrant colored stucco from Pompeii. Each piece tells a story, transporting you back in time. Discover the opulence of Oecus or parlour in the House of M. Marvel at its intricate designs and imagine the gatherings that took place within these walls. Continue your journey to the House of the Labyrinth, where another exquisite Oecus awaits. Let yourself get lost in its beauty as you admire every detail carefully preserved through centuries. The Rhodian peristyle of Casa delle Nozze d'Argento, also known as the House of Silver Wedding, will leave you breathless. Its enchanting charm is enhanced by nature's touch, creating an oasis amidst ancient ruins. Witness true craftsmanship at its finest with an enamel mosaic fountain in Casa degli Scienziati, known as the House of Scientists. This masterpiece showcases both artistry and functionality. Immerse yourself in history as you step into a vaulted parlour on the road to Stabiae. Feel a sense of awe wash over you as you contemplate life during those times. Marvel at contrasting architectural styles when visiting houses like Tullius Faustus and Popidius Priscus on Strada della Fortuna. These neighboring homes offer glimpses into different eras side by side. Be captivated by panels adorning various structures throughout Pompeii - from Tablinum in House L to rooms within Casa di Laocoonte or House of Laocoon showcasing Third Pompeian Style artistry. Visit Building Eumachia to witness stunning panels that epitomize grandeur and elegance prevalent during ancient times – a testament to human creativity across generations. Finally, explore household larariums found within Vetti's house - offering insights into daily rituals and spiritual beliefs cherished by Pompeii's inhabitants.