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Well, I'm blind and cannot confirm. Sorry. Even if you are correct though and the mosaic is easy to reproduce, it will be out of context. It will be just a few
by gostsamo 5y ago
Well, I'm blind and cannot confirm. Sorry.
Even if you are correct though and the mosaic is easy to reproduce, it will be out of context. It will be just a few people who can understand what is represented there and why, and if you are going to throw money and effort at it, you can as easily invest in something original and that might match better the rest of the design in your home/office.
- WalterBright 5y agoThere are many online pictures of various Roman mosaics. I'm sure one can find one that fits. It's just pretty pictures. Nobody needs to understand it or know why or know it's Roman. You don't have to have a Roman villa for a house. Sheesh. Me, I have some cast cement copies of gargoyles guarding my driveway. People have always liked them and sparked some fun conversations. I noticed them while browsing a local artist's studio, they didn't cost much. I think he wanted to get rid of them :-) I like having little details like that. I'm surprised at such a negative reaction people have to a copy of a Roman mosaic.
- gostsamo 5y agoI don't think that it is negative. If you read the comments, the question is more about the supposed price.