 Some argue that these "pinakes" show Agrippa and Julia in the guise of the Egyptian leader and Isis.The eastern and western walls were mirror images of one another, decorated with candelabra, a pavilion-like structure known as an aedicula, and sacro-idyllic landscapes in the open space of the central aedicula.The landscape on the eastern wall contains a gate supporting a statue, a porch decorated with a goat’s head, a woman and child entering the area, and a shepherd.