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VI.2.4 Pompeii. c.1819 sketch by W. Gell. Looking east across atrium towards tablinum and peristyle. The doorway to the second cubiculum on north side of atrium, can be seen on the left.

Gell was an important English archaeologist involved in excavating Pompeii. He made sketches with the help of his camera lucida which were crafted into superbly detailed engraved prints.

Room 6, drawing by Gell showing north wall of peristyle and doorway to atrium. “This Plate exhibits one of the most splendidly decorated walls of the house of the Dioscuri.

Emily Gell is an Account Analyst at Atrium based in New York City, New York. Previously, Emily was a Senior Account Coordinator at Atrium and also held positions at Kean University, …

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The Topography, Edifices and Ornaments of Pompeii: the result of excavations since 1819, a wonderful work on the classical antiquities of Pompeii, Italy, as recorded by archaeologist Sir William Gell (1777-1836).

Atrium Vestae: the house of the Vestal Virgins at the foot of the Palatine, just east of the forum proper. By the end of the republic this term had come to mean their dwelling-house, in which sense it is ordinarily used in extant literature (Fest. 333; Gell.

Between 1819 and 1832 sketch by W. Gell, looking south across atrium. On the left, he identified “The red chamber”, and on the right, he identified “The white boudoir”.

These excavations show some remains of the republican atrium, that is, the house of the Vestals, immediately south of the temple, adjoining the domus Publica on the east, with the same north and south orientation. This indicates the antiquity of both, though almost no remains earlier than the second century B.C. are now visible.