On the west wall of a rear yard was an arched niche. The niche sat 2.0m above the floor and was set into a rectangular white stucco panel. On the back wall of the niche was a painting of Epona and a child seated on a donkey. On the walls flanking the niche were the Lares, both holding rhyton and patera. Below the niche was a man leading two donkeys. Below this, a large serpent moved towards a cylindrical altar that was furnished with offerings. Across the whole scene was a garland with taeniae. No paintings have been preserved today.