Summer Four Seasons Mosaic
Mosaic commission Four Seasons Cirencester Sue Kershaw Summer

I was kindly commissioned to create a Four Seasons mosaic using the Roman Cirencester Four Seasons mosaic (in the Corninium Museum) as a source for my inspiration.

Here with have the Roman Goddess Ceres wearing a chaplet of leaves and corn with a bunch on her left shoulder and a reaping sickle on her right.

Winter Four Seasons Mosaic
Winter Four Seasons Mosaic


The winter (representing death) is missing in the Cirencester mosaics having been destroyed. But would probably have been cloaked and hooded, holding a bare branch. The people of Corinium relied on agriculture to survive and honoured the seasons in order to promote a good harvest.

Each mosaic measures 40 cm square and will feature in a private home.

If you would like to commission a mosaic contact Sue Kershaw, Mosaic Artist

07929 884759

sue.kershaw@hotmail.co.uk

www.mosaicart.org.uk

Mosaic commission Four Seasons Cirencester Sue Kershaw Summer

I was kindly commissioned to create a Four Seasons mosaic using the Roman Cirencester Four Seasons mosaic (in the Corninium Museum) as a source for my inspiration.

Here with have the Roman Goddess Ceres wearing a chaplet of leaves and corn with a bunch on her left shoulder and a reaping sickle on her right.

Winter Four Seasons Mosaic
Winter Four Seasons Mosaic


The winter (representing death) is missing in the Cirencester mosaics having been destroyed. But would probably have been cloaked and hooded, holding a bare branch. The people of Corinium relied on agriculture to survive and honoured the seasons in order to promote a good harvest.

Each mosaic measures 40 cm square and will feature in a private home.

If you would like to commission a mosaic contact Sue Kershaw, Mosaic Artist

07929 884759

sue.kershaw@hotmail.co.uk

www.mosaicart.org.uk