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surrounded by a spiked exterior
Incredible crudely carved limestone
with two arms pulling at his own face - likely an allegory for gluttony
The celts were masters of metalwork and this piece is certainly a great example of such
Gothic font surrounding the piece
Roman Tesserae Floor Mosaic Depicting Ibis and Foliage Side Tables surrounded by a spiked exteriorOriginates from: Italy Era: 2nd Century AD Dimensions: 15 H x 12 W x 3 D A rare and truly incredible 2nd century Roman stone floor mosaic or opus tessellatum built of tesserae tiles depicting an ibis grazing through foliage. Although not native to Italy, the Ibis gained deep prominence as the interest, fascination and ultimately appropriation of Egyptian symbolism and points of veneration during the reign of Emperor Hadrian. Of wonderful scale,
