Roman Tile – 087
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An other gorgeously simple Roman mosaic pattern. This is an other simple and elegant pattern. Its architecture allows for 3 colors to be used. Roman Tile – 087, 3 x…
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March at MosaicBlues
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March in Rome Martius was the first month of the early Roman calendar. The original Roman year consisted of 10 months and counted 304 days followed by an unnamed winter…
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Roman Tile – 003
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An other gorgeously simple Roman mosaic pattern. This is an other simple and elegant pattern. Plain bicolor, it has been used in many places. Roman Tile – 003, 3 x…
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February
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The original Roman calendar had only 10 months, and February was not one of them ! March the first month of the year and December (Latin decem=10) the last. This…
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Roman Tile – 002
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An other gorgeously simple Roman mosaic pattern. This is an other simple and elegant pattern. Plain bicolor, it has been used in many places. Roman tile-02, 3 x 2 elements…
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Roman Tile – 001
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In this post I will show you how to create a geometric background based on a Roman mosaic pattern. The method is simple, and you will be able to use…
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Greek and Roman Mosaics by Umberto Pappalardo & Rosaria Ciardiello
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In Mosaic literature, some books stand out. Greek and Roman mosaics by Umberto Pappalardo and Rosaria Ciordello is one of them. The first part of the book reviews more general…
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Hybrid Mosaics in 2020
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Happy new year you all ! Here is my first design for 2020. 26 Radiant Sectors, January 2020. It is inspired by the desk I am writing this article: a…
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Wearable Art at MosaicBlues
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No Big Piece in the tube ! I have not been working on big pieces in a while. Carola Sexta has been waiting in the Yard since last spring and…
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Roman mosaic patterns : the Rosace of Portici
A Roman mosaic relocated in a 18th century palace. The Royal Palace of Portici was built in the 18th century a few kilometers Southeast of Naples, Italy. It is located…
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