The horses stand out against landscapes in the background, dominating the great architecture painted on the walls, which features frescoed Corinthian pillars, niches with statues of divinities and busts of illustrious men and women above the windows. The upper part of the frescoed walls feature imitations of bronze bas-reliefs which narrate the Labours of Hercules.
The frieze which runs from the top of the walls and shows four eagles painted in the corners is populated by putti moving among pretty coloured spirals and masks.
The golden and blue wooden ceiling has in its coffering roses and the most reoccurring emblems in the palace: The Green Lizard and of Mount Olympus.
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