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Ancient Mosaics From Around The World

Ancient Mosaics From Around The World. From Ravenna. Jesus Christ – Ravenna. Cave Canem - Pompeii. Italian Mosaic Pin. Alexander & Darius III Battle – House of the Faun, Pompeii originally; now in Naples Museum. Archaeological Museum in Naples. Neptune Mosaic in Pompeii.

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Ancient Mosaics From Around The World

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  1. Ancient Mosaics From Around The World

  2. From Ravenna

  3. Jesus Christ – Ravenna

  4. Cave Canem- Pompeii

  5. Italian Mosaic Pin

  6. Alexander & Darius III Battle – House of the Faun, Pompeii originally; now in Naples Museum

  7. Archaeological Museum in Naples

  8. Neptune Mosaic in Pompeii

  9. Musician in Pompeii

  10. Basilica San Marco, Venice

  11. Vatican Museum

  12. Vatican

  13. St. Peter’s - Vatican

  14. Armerina, Sicily

  15. Armerina, Sicily

  16. Cefalu Cathedral in Sicily

  17. Nine Muses in Grand Master’s Palace, Rhodes

  18. Rhodes

  19. Minoan Bull, Crete

  20. Dionysus and Ariadne, Crete

  21. Outside a church in Santorini

  22. Turkey

  23. Ephesus

  24. Ephesus, Turkey

  25. Ephesus, Turkey

  26. From Constantinople

  27. Hyena in Tunisia, Africa

  28. Tunisian example of education

  29. Chi Rho Symbol in Jerusalem

  30. Sitting dog at Walter’s in Baltimore

  31. Four Seasons Mosaic at Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

  32. The Art Institute of Chicago (Came from House of Daphne near Antioch)

  33. Man leading a giraffe Byzantine, northern Syria or Lebanon 5th century – The Art Institute of Chicago

  34. What is a mosaic? A decorative design or picture made by setting small colored pieces of stone, glass, pottery, etc., in mortar Each individual piece is called a tessera. The spaces in between the tesserae for the grout are called interstices.

  35. Candle Project • Acquire toilet tissue rolls or purchase similar rolls from Oriental Trading. • Have students cut out paper tesserae and glue on the rolls to make an attractive design. • Cover the completed tube with Mod Podge to give it a shine and to protect the design. Let dry for at least 15 minutes. • Using the template provided, cut a base out of card stock and hot glue the mosaic tube to it. • 5. Fill with candy. Encourage students to bring in some bags of candy (individually wrapped).

  36. Again, using the template provided, cut a top cover for the candle out of white paper (normal weight paper). Fit it to the tube and put a ribbon around it and tie a bow. • With an exacto knife, slit a hole in the center of top cover for the candle flame. Use the flame template, and cut a yellow cardstock flame. Simply insert the flame. It should stand on its own. Do not slit the hole too large! • Around the base with a colorful pen, put an appropriate Latin phrase at the top with its English translation at the bottom of the base. Here are a few suggestions: • AdesteFideles: O Come All You Faithful • Noxsilens! Sancta nox!: Silent Night! Holy Night! • Pax in Terra: Peace on Earth

  37. Deliver to teachers in your building, to a nursing home, a veteran’s hospital, etc. If given the chance, have your students talk about mosaics and how they are made, etc. • Any questions/concerns, contact • Sue Robertson • ktrobertson@verizon.net

  38. Candle Template Pieces Flame Bottom Top

  39. Some of the candles made by students

  40. Students deliver a candle to our art teacher

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