Stock Photo - A female image that re-emerges from the new excavations of the Royal V. This time it is the myth of Leda and the swan depicted in a fresco discovered during the stabilization and re-tracing of the excavation fronts, in a cubicle (bedroom) of a house along via del Vesuvio. The environment that preserves the painting is placed next to the entrance corridor where the fresco of the Priapus had already been identified, similar to that of the nearby Casa dei Vettii.   The scene full of sensuality represents the junction between Jupiter, transformed into a swan, and Leda, wife of Tindaro king of Sparta. Pompei (Naples) ITALY-19-11-2018.