Choice Reviews Online · 2005 · 145 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesArchaeologyArt HistoryAncient ArtDecorative ArtsPaintingAncient AestheticsAncient RomeClassical AntiquityPublic ArtRoman ArtVisual ArtsAncient Art HistoryArchitectural PaintingLuxury ObjectsRoman Decorative ArtsRoman Domestic ArchitectureRoman Domestic ArtRoman Domestic SpaceRoman Painting
Introduction: the world's common property 1. Domestic context 2. Panels and porticoes 3. The model of the scaenae frons 4. Gardens and picture galleries 5. The style of luxury 6. Demography and decoration Conclusion: beyond '79 in Rome and Campania.