Roman Flask of Ludi Gladiatori mythology with the original housed in

with the original housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris

The Sea-Centaur (Ichthyocentaur) Mosaic on black background is one of our wide collection of Mythological Mosaics

This ancient Roman bowl reproduction is decorated with delimiting floral and geometric reliefs

which emphasizes the detailed dancing scenes

The Romans adapted the myths and iconography of her Greek counterpart Aphrodite for Roman art and Latin literature

Roman Flask of Ludi Gladiatori mythology with the original housed inAn incredible Roman flask made of Terra Sigillata with the inscription LUDI GLADIATORII. The amazing detailed reliefs of this Roman flask depicting Gladiatorial combats includes Thraex and Murmillo gladiator fighters, lions, and statues of Gods. The term Ludi (Latin plural) refers to public games held to entertain the Roman people or alternatively to gladiatorial (gladiatori) schools. ABOUT OUR TERRA SIGILLATA Our amazing collection of reproductions