More from our visit to Villa Kerylos...
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More mosaic |
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Three-legged reading table; most of the tables were three-legged |
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Library |
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Vicki studying the ceiling work |
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View from the study |
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Reinach's standing writing table |
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Love the alabaster lamps |
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Heating vent |
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In the Amphityros, a statue of Pallas Athena |
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Now in the Triklinos, the dining room; one could dine reclining |
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The dining room also loaded with artifacts |
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Now in the Andron...really a sort of great hall, reception |
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Silver replica of a classical Greek krater (for mixing wine and water (!)) |
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Incredible marble everywhere |
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More Carrera...altar for sacrifices to the gods |
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Andron from the other end |
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Reinach had to have a piano, so it was here in a sort of family room, concealed in this beautiful chest; all the furniture was marquetry, BTW, and beautiful; note the little pedal box |
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Madame Reinach's bedroom; larger than his bed... |
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Her shower...note all the valves; alas, no hand-held |
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Marble tub; but maybe not Carrera |
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More incredible mosaic; the family did not like the beds |
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In Reinach's bedroom...Dionysus sails the pirates' ship...they have been transformed into porpoises |
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Reinach's bed, flanked by gorgeous columns and murals above |
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Incredible place...so glad we visited! |
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