A Naiad, a follower of Bacchus, carrying a vase and plate with figs. . Painting removed from a wall of a room, possibly a triclinium or dining room, in a house in Pompeii in 1749. It shows a Naiad, a follower of Bacchus, carrying a vase and a round plate with three figs. She wears reeds in her hair, a gold bracelet, and a fine robe in purple, the colour of the Violarii. Copperplate engraved by Tommaso Piroli from his own Antichita di Ercolano (Antiquities of Herculaneum), Rome, 1789.