Ceiling painting – The Phrygians recognise Gordios as the prophesied king

Martino Altomonte

Inv. no. PR 1242

Ceiling painting – Prophecy that Gordios will become king

Martino Altomonte

Inv. no. PR 1241

Ceiling painting – Gordios receives the miraculous bird

Martino Altomonte

Inv. no. PR 1240

Ceiling painting (centre painting) – Alexander cuts the Gordian Knot

Martino Altomonte

Inv. no. PR 1239

Ceiling painting – Founding of the first Alexandroupolis

Martino Altomonte

Inv. no. PR 1238

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Martino Altomonte

Inv. no. PR 1237

Ceiling painting – King Philip's lament over his lameness

Martino Altomonte

Inv. no. PR 1236

Ceiling painting – The Scythian prisoners' convoy

Martino Altomonte

Inv. no. PR 1235

Ceiling painting (centre painting) – Alexander saves his father's life during the Triballian raid

Martino Altomonte

Inv. no. PR 1234

Stuckrelief - Alexander durchschlägt den Gordischen Knoten, um 1776

Peter Pflauder (?)

Inv. no. PR 1233

Stucco medallion –Allegories of Fertility and Prosperity

Inv. no. PR 1232

Stucco medallion – Europa, Fama, Fides, allegory of Painting, etc., um 1776

Inv. no. PR 1231

Oval stucco medallion with bas-relief portrait of Alexander's wife, Roxana, um 1776

Peter Pflauder (?)

Inv. no. PR 1230

Oval stucco medallion with bas-relief portrait of Alexander's father, King Philip II, 1776

Peter Pflauder (?)

Inv. no. PR 1229

Oval stucco medallion with bas-relief portrait of Alexander the Great

Peter Pflauder (?)

Inv. no. PR 1228

Oval stucco medallion with bas-relief portrait of Alexander's mother, Olympias of Epirus, 1776

Peter Pflauder (?)

Inv. no. PR 1227