2 2e 2eme Ii Iie Iieme Siecle Collection

Representation of Antinous in Dionysos or Silvanus, harvesting grapes (Antinous as Dionysos or Silvanus)
QUA5036093 Representation of Antinous in Dionysos or Silvanus, harvesting grapes (Antinous as Dionysos or Silvanus, harvesting grapes) - Detail Relief in marble by Antonianos d'Aphrodise

Trajan's column (Trajane column, construction 107-113) Rome, 18th century
FLO4576709 Trajan's column (Trajane column, construction 107-113) Rome, 18th century. Triumphal pillar built by the architect Apollodorus

Hercules statue, copper alloy sculpture dating from the end of the 2nd century or the beginning of the 3rd century
YOU4418852 Hercules statue, copper alloy sculpture dating from the end of the 2nd century or the beginning of the 3rd century

Gallo Roman Art: mosaic paving representing a rustic calendar
JLJ4564979 Gallo Roman Art: mosaic paving representing a rustic calendar. Allegory of spring rides on a bull. End 2nd, beginning of 3rd century after JC. From Saint-Romain-en-Gal (Rhone)

Gallo Roman Art: mosaic paving representing a rustic calendar
JLJ4564977 Gallo Roman Art: mosaic paving representing a rustic calendar. Allegory of Winter rides on a boar. End 2nd, beginning of 3rd century after JC. From Saint-Romain-en-Gal (Rhone)

Gallo Roman Art: mosaic paving representing a rustic calendar. Bread making scene
JLJ4565087 Gallo Roman Art: mosaic paving representing a rustic calendar. Bread making scene. End 2nd, beginning of 3rd century after JC. From Saint-Romain-en-Gal (Rhone)

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"2 2e 2eme ii iie iieme siecle: A Glimpse into Gallo Roman Art" Step back in time to the end of the 2nd century and beginning of the 3rd century after JC, as we explore the captivating world of Gallo Roman Art. In the National Museum of Archeology in Saint Germain en Laye, a series of mosaic pavings representing rustic calendars transport us to ancient times. One such mosaic showcases a scene of treading grapes in a vat, reminding us of the importance of winemaking during this era. The intricate details bring to life the laborious process that went into producing this beloved beverage. Another mosaic features a grinding wheel, symbolizing an essential tool used for various purposes. This depiction offers insight into everyday life and highlights the ingenuity and resourcefulness prevalent during this period. A summer allegory about a lion captures our attention with its vibrant colors and mythical imagery. It serves as a reminder that art was not only functional but also served as expressions of beauty and creativity. An oil press is depicted in yet another mosaic, shedding light on one aspect of agricultural practices at that time. The careful craftsmanship transports us to an era where manual labor played a crucial role in sustaining communities. Bread making scenes are also portrayed within these mosaics, showcasing another vital aspect of daily life - nourishment. These images remind us that food production was integral to survival and community cohesion during this period. Harvest scenes take center stage in another stunning mosaic paving, capturing moments filled with hard work and celebration. These depictions pay homage to nature's bounty while emphasizing gratitude for fruitful harvests. The sacrifice scene featuring Ceres and Apollo adds an element of mythology to these mosaics. It reflects religious beliefs intertwined with daily activities, highlighting how spirituality permeated every aspect of life during this time.