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#NSDAP #mosaic

#NSDAP #mosaic

Early Byzantine #mosaic 5th century

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The Gammatic #mosaic of the #Christian Orthodox Church of St. Cosmas (St. Cosmos = the Holy Universe) and St. Cosmos Damian (St. Damian = the Holy Daimon / δαίμων, Holy Spirit), Gerasa (Jerash), Northern Jordan, 553 AD.

#mosaic #hexagram

Daedalus, Icarus, Queen Pasiphaë, and two of her attendants in a #Roman #mosaic from Zeugma, Commagene

Emperor Hadrian’s #mosaic of the doves. 2nd cent. AD #roman #emperors

In Greco-Roman art and architecture, and in medieval Romanesque and Gothic art, stand-alone swastikas are relatively rare, mostly occurring as a repeating element of a curb or mosaic floor. The pattern of intertwined swastikas is one of the mosaics that adorn the floor of Amiens Cathedral. The border formed by the intertwined swastikas was a common Roman architectural motif, and was then updated a
Geometric decoration in #mosaic Fifth - sixth century AD. KITZINGER, Ernst (1965). Byzantijnse mozaïeken in Israel.

"Cosmos pattern" swastika #mosaic. #Roman, Persia

This is a #Roman #mosaic, shows the #triskelion making a cube

Gammadion on the bronze Gates of the main #Christian shrine of the world & details of ceiling mosaics with Swastikas – in the St. Sophia Cathedral (Hagia Sophia), Constantinople (Istanbul) #mosaic

Prominent use of the Gammadion in the #mosaic of the Pavilion Hall of the Winter Palace (Hermitage). #Russia

Gammadion on the #mosaic floor of the Saint Isaac’s Cathedral, 1818 to 1858, St. Petersburg, #Russia

"Gammadion as the Swastika-Rodovik of the Gospel from the Library in the French Dijon, the middle of the XII century." Source #mosaic #christian #France

Gammadion on the #mosaic floor of the Hereford Cathedral, 1079, #England Vs a recontructed old clothing pattern from #Russia. More info on the Russian pattern. It was on a tissue fragment from the 13th century.

The Gammatic #mosaic of the #Christian Orthodox Church of St. Cosmas (St. Cosmos = the Holy Universe) and St. Damian (St. Damian = the Holy Daimon / δαίμων, Holy Spirit), Gerasa (Jerash), Northern Jordan, 553 AD.

Dionysus #mosaic in Virunum (north of Klagenfurt, Austria)

#Roman #mosaic - pelta motif FIELD, R. (1988). Geometric #Patterns from Roman Mosaics (and how to draw them). Tarquin Publications, Norfolk, England. ISBN 0 906212 63 4

#Roman #mosaic in #England #patterns
