Frieze Roman

Provenance: Georges Joseph Demotte (1877 - 1923), Paris and New York; Andrée Macé (1918 - 2000), Belgium and New York; Jean-Claude Renard Auction, Collection Demotte / Andrée Macé,...

Pencil and charcoal drawing of a large frieze. In the photos it appears to be two colors because of the reflection of the glass. The wooden frame is lightly lacquered. ref. ST/527 -

It depicts an ancient Roman column, a frieze and other architectural elements, including Hippogriffs, which were magical beasts that had front legs, wings, and a head of a giant eagl...

., this impressive, Edwardian, sterling silver bowl is of classical design, featuring finely detailed cast scroll handles, a frieze of Roman figures in high relief around the body, a...

17th C Style Roman Castle Giltwood Frieze Mirror By Gustav Carroll

Glass centrepiece with a frieze and gold-plated Roman type scenes.

This antique italian wood frieze, hand carved and named "half a palm", still has traces of lacquer, silver and gold, almost erased by time. It can also be the base of a lamp. ref. ...

Presented as a wide, double-register frieze, the composition reproduces ancient Roman relief sculpture with exceptional scale and decorative authority.

Double Bacchic Frieze, Classical Mythological Relief – Montfaucon Engraving 1721 DESCRIPTION Large and highly decorative engraving depicting a double horizontal mythological frieze ...

It includes detailed representations of columns, capitals, and friezes, demonstrating the Romans' mastery in carving and decoration.

Each one is handblown, panel cut bowl with cameo cut frieze of Roman figures embellished with gold leaf.

The only whim is a decoration on the sides that evokes an ancient Roman frieze readable as two symbolic wings that make the top float in the space.

This oversized cast stone garden urn features a series of classical draped figures in procession, evoking ancient Greco-Roman friezes. The wide everted rim is detailed with a leaf-ca...

Fluted legs recalled the columns of ancient temples, acanthus scrolls echoed the friezes of Roman architecture, and gilt bronze ornament was applied with the delicacy of fine jewelry.

It sits on thick gilt and ebonised pied de biche feet with acanthus leaf collar and it's carved gilt frieze has striking Roman God of wine Bacchus head detail.

Bohemian Black Glass Decanter with Classical Roman Warrior Frieze, circa 1890 A striking and highly decorative late 19th-century Bohemian glass decanter, executed in deep black glas...

Just beneath the smooth, fire-polished rim, a hot-applied, crimped glass cordon wraps around the exterior shoulder, evoking the decorative friezes of antique Roman ceremonial vessels...

While this technique lacks the sophistication of, for instance, classical Greco-Roman friezes, the artist still achieves a sense of depth and perspective while providing space in whi...

The composition presents a richly populated mythological relief scene arranged in two horizontal registers, closely modeled after ancient Roman marble friezes. Montfaucon’s publicat...

Surrounding the exterior is the celebrated “Sacrifice” frieze, depicting draped Greco-Roman figures performing a ritual offering—often interpreted as the Sacrifice to Ceres, the Roma...

The composition presents two horizontal registers of standing female figures rendered in high-relief style, closely following the appearance of ancient Roman marble friezes. Montfau...

Los Romanos en Tarquena is a powerful photogravure by David Smith-Harrison, depicting a frieze of ancient Roman male figures rendered in striking sculptural detail.

The density of figures, flowing drapery, and rhythmic gestures give the image a sculptural, almost frieze-like presence, echoing monumental Roman reliefs and decorative wall programs.

Each one is hand blown with cobalt crystal overlay, cut to clear with cameo cut frieze of Roman figures embellished with gold leaf.

Each one is hand blown with cobalt crystal overlay, cut to clear with cameo cut frieze of Roman figures embellished with gold leaf.

In the beginning they made copies of Persian rugs, but eventually a distinctive French style emerged featuring dense flowers and leafy vines inspired by patterns found in the friezes...