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Palermo’s Medieval Mosaics Inspired by Sassanian Art
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Palermo’s Medieval Mosaics Inspired by Sassanian Art

Classics | February 29, 2012

Mosaic vault from the Roger Rooms of the Norman Palace, 12th c. (Photo in public domain) By Patrick Hunt -  In the Palazzo Normanni of Palermo, the uniquely famous...

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