Roman Tile – 005 – Aquileia
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The Basilica Santa Maria de Assunta in Aquileia, Italy started as a Church immediately after 313 AD. when the Edict of Milan put an end to religious persecution. From that…
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Roman Tile – 13 – St Romain en Gal
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Capital of the Allobroges The City of Vienne is one of France’s biggest repositories of Roman Tile work. Located 35 km (22 miles) South of Lyon, Vienne was originally the…
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Roman Tile 202 – Lalonquette
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turned_in_notAquitania, cross, design, Gallo-roman, Lalonquette, Octagon, pattern, scarf, wearable, wearable art
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South of the Loire River, the Empire lasted… While Britain and Northern Gaule had been lost for the Empire since the late 3rd century, Roman culture and values were still…
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Roman Tile – 203 – Lalonquette
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The Gallo-Roman villa of Lalonquette Close to the Roman road from Aire-sur-l’Adour (Vicus Iluii) to Lescar (Beneharmun), on the edge of the Gabas river, the Villa of Lalonquette is a…
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Roman Tile – 04
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An other gorgeous but no so simple Roman pattern This Roman Tile 04 is quite elegant and gives an impression of volume. Here is an example using the 3 basic …
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Ktisis in early Byzantine mosaics
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Ktisis – the process of becoming in 5th and 6th century Byzantine mosaics. The personification of Ktisis often appears in different contexts, religious as well as profane, in floor mosaics…
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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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Testimonial of a mosaic collector – Leda Kendig
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I received this week-end a lovely phone call from Leda Kendig. Leda lives in Ohio and received as a Christmas gift my Christos mosaic, which I made in the style…
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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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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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