Private baths in Pompeii 1868

Fyodor Bronnikov's 1868 painting, *Private Baths in Pompeii*, depicts a scene of daily life in the ancient Roman city. The work is notable for its historical accuracy, capturing the bathing rituals and architecture of Pompeii. The artist uses realistic detail to portray a group of women bathing, with some clothed and others draped in towels, highlighting the social dynamics of the time. The composition is balanced, with figures arranged in a harmonious manner, emphasizing the beauty and elegance of the scene. The use of light and shadow further enhances the realism and brings a sense of depth to the composition.