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Byzantine Mosaics

Roman floors were often decorated with mosaics, patterns and images made of small pieces of colored stone, called tesserae, pressed into a bed of plaster. Early Christian and Byzantine artisans took over and expanded this medium, applying it to walls and domes and introducing colored and gilded glass tiles.

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Floor Mosaic with Bust of Apolausis ("Enjoyment")

Early Byzantine
late 4th century - early 5th century
mosaic on mortar
BZ.1938.72

Floor Mosaic with Hunting Scenes

Early Byzantine
late 5th century - early 6th century
mosaic
BZ.1938.74.a&c

Floor Mosaic with Beribboned Parrots

Early Byzantine
late 5th century - early 6th century
mosaic on mortar
BZ.1938.74.b.1

Floor Mosaic with Beribboned Parrots

Early Byzantine
late 5th century - early 6th century
mosaic
BZ.1938.74.b.2

Floor Mosaic with Erotes Fishing

Late Roman
2nd century - 3rd century
mosaic
BZ.1940.64

The Forty Martyrs of Sebasteia

Late Byzantine
ca. 1300
mosaic on wax on wood
BZ.1947.24

"Cosmati" Floor Panel

Byzantine
11th century - 12th century
porphyry and colored marbles on marble
BZ.1949.2

Icon of St. John Chrysostom

Late Byzantine
ca. 1325
mosaic on wax on wood
BZ.1954.2

Mosaic with Apollo

Late Roman
3rd century - 4th century
mosaic
BZ.1967.44.2.a

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