Illustration
View of the terrace garden of the House of the Deer in Herculaneum which commanded magnificent views over the Bay of Naples. It has copies of marble statues which originals were found in the garden: two of a deer being attacked by dogs, one of a Satyr with a Wineskin and another of one of a Drunken Hercules.
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