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Mosaic pavement with Egyptianizing scene, c. 130-150 A. D (stone and glass)

Mosaic pavement with Egyptianizing scene, c. 130-150 A. D (stone and glass)


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Mosaic pavement with Egyptianizing scene, c. 130-150 A. D (stone and glass)

3615918 Mosaic pavement with Egyptianizing scene, c.130-150 A.D (stone and glass) by Roman Imperial Period (27 BC-476 AD); 316.2x316.9 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: Late Hadrianic or Early Antonine mosaic, made of stone and glass tesserae, found near Prima Porta Rome in a villa complex. The figures wear Egyptian dress; the man standing identified as a priest making an offering to the seated goddess Isis.); out of copyright

Media ID 23626418

© Bridgeman Images

Antoninus Pius Flooring Garland Geometric Hadrian Luxurious Luxury Patterned Villa Wreath Prima Porta


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This print showcases a remarkable mosaic pavement from the Roman Imperial Period, dating back to around 130-150 A. D. The artwork, measuring an impressive 316.2x316.9 cm, is housed in the prestigious Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The mosaic depicts an Egyptianizing scene with exquisite attention to detail and craftsmanship. Made using stone and glass tesserae, it was discovered near Prima Porta Rome within a luxurious villa complex. The figures portrayed are adorned in traditional Egyptian attire; a standing man is identified as a priest offering homage to the seated goddess Isis. The intricate design of this Late Hadrianic or Early Antonine mosaic features floral motifs intertwined with geometric patterns, creating an ornate and opulent ambiance. Every element exudes luxury and imperial grandeur that characterized the Roman Empire during this period. The combination of stone and glass tesserae adds depth and texture to the artwork while enhancing its visual appeal. This stunning piece serves as a testament to ancient Roman decorative arts, showcasing their mastery in creating elaborate mosaics for both functional flooring purposes and aesthetic enjoyment. With its garlands of flowers, ornamental wreaths, and meticulously crafted patterns, this mosaic pavement transports viewers back in time to experience the splendor of ancient Rome's artistic legacy firsthand.

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