A section of the remarkable mosaics in #ChesterCathedral by JR Clayton of Clayton and Bell, 1883-1886 #mosaicmonday

A section of the remarkable mosaics in #ChesterCathedral by JR Clayton of Clayton and Bell, 1883-1886 #mosaicmonday
Although it is Augustan in origin, the Piazzale delle Corporazioni in #OstiaAntica was enlarged and the buildings subdivided to house local and foreign shipowner’s and merchant’s collegia or guilds. The black and white mosaics date from the mid 2nd C AD.
📷 my own.
#MosaicMonday #Archaeology #Rome
A bright start to the week. Never spotted this gorgeous stretch of path a London Bridge Station before.
#MosaicMonday with the medusa floor at Bignor Roman Villa, Sussex
#Roman mosaic discovered in #Spain, Villa de Noheda, Villar de Domingo García
During the Roman occupation of Spain, there lived a man who was so wealthy that he could have his wine shipped all the way from Syria. One of the largest mosaics ever found. #Archaeology
We’re going on a boar hunt,
We’re going to catch a big one.
Villa Romana Del Casale, Sicily.
#MosaicMonday
Au Moulin.. à Café, Albi, France
Found in 1856 during the cutting of a grave for Martha Brown (whose sad tale inspired Thomas Hardy to write Tess of the d’Urbervilles) this Roman mosaic belonged to a 4th century townhouse
Lifted and set into Dorchester prison chapel the mosaic now resides in Dorset Museum
📷 Sep 2026 #MosaicMonday
Store column, Memphis TN #mosaicmonday
"The “Painted City” fresco and “Great Mosaic” were discovered in an underground gallery during excavations in the 1990s of the Baths of Trajan on the Oppian Hill near the Colosseum."
#MosaicMonday #FrescoFriday #RomanSiteSaturday
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Mosaic inlay fragment with the eye and upper gills of a fish
mosaic glass, ground thin; c. 100 BC-100 AD
3.5 x 3.2 cm.
Alexandria, Egypt
Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
#MosaicMonday 🏺
On #MosaicMonday a pair of winged cupids dressed as gladiators face off in the dining room of Bignor Roman Villa (W Sussex).
The heavily-armoured Secutor rushes forward, short-sword outstretched, to attack a Retarius desperately fending him off with a trident.
Early C4th
#RomanBritain
Photo: 2025
Para #MosaicMonday
"Estación MAX de Washington/12th St. Un banco de mosaico que presenta un búho con las alas extendidas y otros motivos de aves."
#MickPic #Hillsboro #Photography
For #MosaicMonday, a sacro-idyllic #emblema from Hadrian's Villa. Notice the famously priapic goat seeking an anatomy lesson from a phallic votive tablet, alongside an unusually androgynous #Dionysus in female dress. A bit of rustic irony for an imperial dining room. #AncientBluesky 🏺