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Paleochretian antiquite: funerary mosaic of Karthago, comes from the ruins of the ancient
JLJ4581427 Paleochretian antiquite: funerary mosaic of Karthago, comes from the ruins of the ancient Furnos Minus in Tunisia. End 4th-beginning 5th century after JC. Paris, Louvre Museum by Paleo-Christian, (5th century); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Paleochretian antiquite: funerary mosaic of Karthago, comes from the ruins of the ancient Furnos Minus in Tunisia. End 4th-beginning 5th century after JC. Paris, Louvre Museum); Photo ePhoto Josse; out of copyright
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5th 5th 5th V Vth Th Century Christendom Doom Maghreb Maghrebin Maghrebine Mosaic Tunisia Tunisian Arab Civilization
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This print showcases the Paleochretian antiquity in all its glory. The image captures a funerary mosaic of Karthago, originating from the ruins of the ancient Furnos Minus in Tunisia. Dating back to the end of the 4th century or beginning of the 5th century after JC (Jesus Christ), this masterpiece is now housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The intricate details and vibrant colors of this mosaic are a testament to the skill and artistry of Paleo-Christian artisans. It depicts scenes from Christian mythology, offering a glimpse into early Christian beliefs and practices. The fusion of Roman and Christian iconography creates a unique visual narrative that reflects both cultural influences. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece, we are transported back in time to an era when Christianity was still emerging as a dominant force within North Africa. This artwork serves as a reminder of how religion has shaped civilizations throughout history. The significance of this mosaic extends beyond its artistic value; it also provides valuable insights into Arab civilization during that period. Its discovery among the ruins speaks volumes about Tunisian history and its rich cultural heritage. Through this photograph, we can appreciate not only the beauty but also the historical importance embedded within this Paleochretian antiquity. It stands as a symbol of human creativity, religious devotion, and our eternal quest for meaning amidst life's transience.
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