HGE36 Pompeii. May 2006. Looking north. Despite the number 37 plaque both Eschebach and Kockel show this as HGE36.
HGE36 Pompeii. 1824 drawing of HGE36 (right) and HE37 (left).
According to Kockel, many early drawings show four turrets with pyramid tops, now lost.
See Kockel V.,
1983. Die Grabbauten vor dem Herkulaner
Tor in Pompeji. Mainz:
von Zabern. (p. 166).
See Gell, W, and Gandy J. P., 1819. Pompeiana. London: Rodwell and Martin, (pl. 11).
HGE36 Pompeii. May 2006. Looking west.
HGE36 Pompeii. May 2006. Looking south over HGE36, HGE35 and HGE34 with HGE37 to right.
HGE36 Pompeii to right of HGE37 (left) and behind HGE35 (front right).
Old postcard by Cotini, c.1906. Note the placing of the statues. Photo courtesy of Drew Baker.
HGE36,
Pompeii. 1900-1930. Statue of woman, in front of HGE39a.
The
original statue can be seen in VII.7.29.
Photo
by Esther Boise Van Deman (c) American Academy in Rome. VD_Archive_Ph_233.