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Presented By: Kelsey Museum of Archaeology

Sunday Drop-In Tour | The Villa of the Mysteries

Bill Kryska, Docent

Partial view into the Kelsey Museum’s Villa of the Mysteries room, featuring brightly painted watercolor reconstructions of the Pompeiian frescoes. The visible panel shows a satyr holding up a theater mask, with Silenus offering another satyr a bowl to drink from. Partial view into the Kelsey Museum’s Villa of the Mysteries room, featuring brightly painted watercolor reconstructions of the Pompeiian frescoes. The visible panel shows a satyr holding up a theater mask, with Silenus offering another satyr a bowl to drink from.
Partial view into the Kelsey Museum’s Villa of the Mysteries room, featuring brightly painted watercolor reconstructions of the Pompeiian frescoes. The visible panel shows a satyr holding up a theater mask, with Silenus offering another satyr a bowl to drink from.
The Villa of the Mysteries wall paintings have been a source of wonder and scholarly interest since they were first found in 1909 on the outskirts of Pompeii. This tour provides an immersive exploration of the Kelsey Museum’s nearly life-size representations of the Villa’s frescoes and what they reveal about life, religion, and ritual in ancient Rome.

This event is free and open to all visitors. If you have any questions or concerns regarding accessing this event, please visit our accessibility page at https://myumi.ch/zwPkd or contact the education office by calling (734) 647-4167. We ask for advance notice as some accommodations may require more time for the university to arrange.
Partial view into the Kelsey Museum’s Villa of the Mysteries room, featuring brightly painted watercolor reconstructions of the Pompeiian frescoes. The visible panel shows a satyr holding up a theater mask, with Silenus offering another satyr a bowl to drink from. Partial view into the Kelsey Museum’s Villa of the Mysteries room, featuring brightly painted watercolor reconstructions of the Pompeiian frescoes. The visible panel shows a satyr holding up a theater mask, with Silenus offering another satyr a bowl to drink from.
Partial view into the Kelsey Museum’s Villa of the Mysteries room, featuring brightly painted watercolor reconstructions of the Pompeiian frescoes. The visible panel shows a satyr holding up a theater mask, with Silenus offering another satyr a bowl to drink from.

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