August Mau named four periods of painting after this location, whose ornamental Fourth style is exemplified by dining room frescos patronized by the Vettius brothers. In an artwork from this location, a soldier (20[1])stares at his reflection in a shield below an emperor reaching out from a chariot. A statue of a dancing (20[1])faun (0[2])names a (20[1])(*) house in (10[1])this location (10[5])that contained (10[1]0[1])a (10[1])mosaic (10[2]0[1])depicting (10[3]0[1])Alexander at the Battle of (10[2])Issus. (10[2])Abandoned domus at this location include the Villa of the Mysteries, whose walls depict the Dionysian mysteries. (10[1]0[1])For 10 points, some of the best-preserved examples (10[1])of Roman (10[1])painting were found at the ruins (10[1])of what (10[2])city, (10[3])which (10[1])like Herculaneum, was (10[1])destroyed (10[1])by Mount Vesuvius? (10[1])■END■ (10[2])