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Framed Print of Symbolic representation of the Universe. Detail of a dog and a stork. Romanesque mosaic of the four rivers, 12th century, pavement of the altar of the chapel of Saint Nicholas, inside the Old Episcopal Palace

JEB4853857 Symbolic representation of the Universe. Detail of a dog and a stork. Romanesque mosaic of the four rivers, 12th century, pavement of the altar of the chapel of Saint Nicholas, inside the Old Episcopal Palace. Around the polar star, the four rivers of Earth Paradise (Tiger, Euphrates, Gehon and Phison) are figures in the form of heads of human bulls spitting nets of water. Each river is associated with a symbol probably alluding to the different periods of Holy History. The West-East part dedicated to the land and freshwater animals, fish, crayfish, pelican, dog and stork. The marine world occupies the northeast corner with red waves, black algae and fish. The four cardinal points are symbolized by wind heads and rosettes. A red stream represents the Ocean River that surrounds the Earth. The southeast part evokes the vegetation fecondee by water and that pecked birds. Dim. 3, 60x4, 40 m Die (Drome); (add.info.: Symbolic representation of the Universe. Detail of a dog and a stork. Romanesque mosaic of the four rivers, 12th century, pavement of the altar of the chapel of Saint Nicholas, inside the Old Episcopal Palace. Around the polar star, the four rivers of Earth Paradise (Tiger, Euphrates, Gehon and Phison) are figures in the form of heads of human bulls spitting nets of water. Each river is associated with a symbol probably alluding to the different periods of Holy History. The West-East part dedicated to the land and freshwater animals, fish, crayfish, pelican, dog and stork. The marine world occupies the northeast corner with red waves, black algae and fish. The four cardinal points are symbolized by wind heads and rosettes. A red stream represents the Ocean River that surrounds the Earth. The southeast part evokes the vegetation fecondee by water and that pecked birds. Dim. 3, 60x4, 40 m Die (Drome)); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2023. © © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2024 / Bridgeman Images

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Discover the intricate beauty of this Romanesque mosaic captured by Jean Bernard. Featuring a symbolic representation of the universe with a dog and stork, this framed print is sure to add a touch of history and artistry to any space.

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Photo Prints - Discover the intricate beauty of this Romanesque mosaic capturing a symbolic representation of the Universe. Featuring a dog and stork among the four rivers, this print by Jean Bernard from Fine Art Finder will add a touch of history and art to your space.

Poster Prints - Unleash your sense of wonder with our Poster Prints! This piece by Jean Bernard features a symbolic representation of the universe, showcasing a poignant detail between a dog and stork amidst an intricate Romanesque mosaic depicting the four rivers. Inspired by 12th-century pavement art from the chapel of Saint Nicholas within Old Episcopal Palace, this print is sure to captivate your imagination.

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Canvas Prints - Discover the intricate beauty of Romanesque art with this canvas print featuring a symbolic representation of the Universe. The detail of a dog and stork in this 12th-century mosaic will add a touch of history and elegance to any space. Created by © Jean Bernard from Fine Art Finder, this piece is sure to spark conversation and admiration among your guests.

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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 41.4cm x 58.8cm (16.3" x 23.1")

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