Inlay Fragment, Small Colored Squares Forming a Diamond Pattern (c.100 BC – c.100 AD) by Ancient Egypt

Inlay Fragment, Small Colored Squares Forming a Diamond Pattern - Ancient Egypt - c.100 BC - c.100 AD

Artwork Information

TitleInlay Fragment, Small Colored Squares Forming a Diamond Pattern
ArtistAncient Egypt
Datec.100 BC - c.100 AD
Art MovementHellenistic

About Inlay Fragment, Small Colored Squares Forming a Diamond Pattern

This artwork, titled “Inlay Fragment, Small Colored Squares Forming a Diamond Pattern,” originates from Ancient Egypt and dates back to approximately 100 BC – 100 AD, within the Hellenistic art movement. It falls under the genre of ornamentation.

The artwork is a fragmentary inlay featuring a meticulously crafted pattern of small colored squares, intricately arranged to form a series of diamond shapes. The fragment showcases the vibrant aesthetic preferences of the Hellenistic period with its vivid palette of reds, yellows, greens, and whites. The geometric precision and the kaleidoscopic arrangement of the colors reflect the sophisticated artistry and ornamental focus of the era in which it was created, highlighting the superb craftsmanship and attention to detail characteristic of ancient Egyptian decoratives.

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