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RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse obverse
RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse reverse
RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse back and front
RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse on hand
RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 6
RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 7
RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 8
RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 9
RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 11
RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 12
  1. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse obverse
  2. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse reverse
  3. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse back and front
  4. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse on hand
  5. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 6
  6. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 7
  7. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 8
  8. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 9
  9. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 11
  10. RB0005 Bronze Ring Roman Bronze Ring Horse 12

Roman Bronze Symbolic Ring Depicting a Horse Moving Left Handcrafted with Deep Green Patina Museum Reproduction RB0005

42,00 €

The relationship between animals in Roman life and art was long and tenured. From the advent of the mythology surrounding the birth and rearing of Romulus and Remus (the two twin progenitors of the Roman Empire villainously discarded by their uncle to die, then saved by a “she-wolf”), Roman history, art and literature is peppered with animal imagery that still resonates today. The ring is deliberately aged with oxidized green patina. A perfect choice for Historians, Military Veterans, Collectors.

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Description

Pieces at the Tarquina Tomb of Francesca Giustiniani are one example where a depiction of the relationship of horses in daily Roman life appear. Thought to provide good luck, Romans sometimes sacrificed horses and divided pieces of the animals between households in the hopes that either the blood, bone, tail or skin would bring a successful harvest. People who owned horses also were held at a higher status then those who did not own the animals.
Measurements: Ring Size US 7 (17.4mm inner diameter) with a weight of 16.30gr

Additional information

Weight 16,3 g
Dimensions 17,4 mm

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