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Pax Romana Art
Constantine
Emperor · AD 306–337
1.057 kr1.416 kr
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- Printed in the USA. Printed, stretched, and shipped in the USA.
- Free US shipping. Tracking included on every order.
- Canvas, framed or not. Stretched over FSC-certified wooden bars, or set in a wooden frame with a 12 mm gap around it.
- Hanging hardware included. Framed canvas arrives assembled, with the hanger attached.
- Arrives perfect — guaranteed. Damaged or defective? Free reprint or refund.
Details & specs
Framed canvas
- Canvas (cotton-polyester blend)
- Set in a wooden frame with a 12 mm (0.45″) gap around the canvas
- 42 mm (1.65″) deep
- Arrives assembled and ready to hang: hanger attached, screws or nails included
Canvas
- Canvas (cotton-polyester blend)
- Stretched over FSC-certified wooden bars
- Hanging hardware included
- Sizes: 16x12″ · 24x18″ · 32x24″
- Orientation: Horizontal
- Medium: Canvas
- Style: Portrait
- Era: Crisis & Late Empire
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Made to order and printed and framed in the USA. Produced in 1–2 business days, delivered 2–5 business days after that — 3–7 business days door to door. Free US shipping, tracked.
Damaged, defective or the wrong item? Email a photo within 7 days of delivery and we send a free replacement or a full refund. Because every piece is made to order, change-of-mind returns are not accepted.
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ConstantineFramed canvas · Black · 24x18″
1.057 kr
1.416 krSave 359 kr
Emperor · AD 306–337
Before the Battle at the Milvian Bridge
Flavius Valerius Constantinus was proclaimed emperor by his father's army at Eboracum, today's York, in July AD 306. Years of civil war followed among the rulers of the divided empire. In AD 312 he invaded Italy and advanced on Rome, where Maxentius held the city with a larger army.
Two Christian authors tell what happened next, and their accounts differ. Lactantius, writing within a few years, says Constantine was told in a dream to mark the heavenly sign of God on his soldiers' shields. Eusebius of Caesarea, writing after the emperor's death, says Constantine told him on oath that he and his army had seen a cross of light in the sky above the sun, with words promising that by this sign he would conquer. Historians still debate what, if anything, he saw. The outcome is certain. On 28 October AD 312 Maxentius' army was beaten at the Milvian Bridge, and Maxentius drowned in the river. In AD 313 Constantine and his co-emperor Licinius granted freedom of worship to Christians and all others. He became sole ruler in AD 324 and founded Constantinople.
The piece
The painting is lit from the sky. Rays fall through a break in the storm clouds and turn the river to gold, and Constantine's upward gaze leads us straight to them. The gilded cuirass and purple cloak catch that light, while his soldiers, the tents and the smoke of the campfires stay in shadow. On the far bank lies the city, waiting for the morning.
Materia · The materials
Canvas, framed or not.
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Wooden stretcher bars
The canvas is stretched over FSC-certified wooden bars.
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Floating frame
Black, natural wood or dark brown, with a 12 mm (0.45″) gap around the canvas. 42 mm (1.65″) deep.
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Ready for the wall
Framed canvas arrives assembled, hanger attached, screws or nails included. Canvas comes with its hanging hardware.
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