Mosaico De Motivos Geométricos (c.425) by Byzantine Mosaics

Mosaico De Motivos Geométricos - Byzantine Mosaics - c.425

Artwork Information

TitleMosaico De Motivos Geométricos
ArtistByzantine Mosaics
Datec.425
Mediummosaïque
Art MovementByzantine,Early Byzantine (c. 330–750)
Current LocationMausoleum of Galla Placidia, Ravenna, Italy

About Mosaico De Motivos Geométricos

The artwork titled “Mosaico De Motivos Geométricos” by Byzantine Mosaics, dating from approximately 425 CE, is a mosaic created during the Early Byzantine period (c. 330–750). This ornamental piece forms part of the series within the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia in Ravenna, Italy, and remains situated at this historic site.

The artwork showcases an intricate geometric pattern, characterized by interlocking shapes and vivid colors, including green, red, blue, and yellow, set against a backdrop of dark blue. The meticulous arrangement of tesserae creates a striking visual harmony and represents the sophistication of Byzantine mosaic techniques. The border of the artwork is accented with a combination of florid and linear designs, contributing to the overall aesthetic complexity. The mastery of detail and the vibrant hues highlight the artistic and cultural significance of mosaics in early Byzantine art and architecture.

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