The artwork is titled “Beth Alpha Synagogue Mosaic” and is attributed to Byzantine Mosaics, created circa 527. It is executed in the medium of mosaic and belongs to the Early Byzantine art movement, which spans from approximately 330 to 750. This piece is categorized under the figurative genre and is part of a series located in the Beth Alpha synagogue in Beit She’an, Israel.
The artwork, crafted with meticulous tesserae, showcases a detailed and intricate depiction, characteristic of Byzantine medieval artistry. The mosaic prominently features organic motifs, including a stylized palm tree at the center, comprised of tesserae in varied shades of beige, gray, and subtle earthy tones. The carefully arranged pieces form a harmonious pattern, reflecting the technical skill and aesthetic sensibilities of its era. The arrangement embodies the rich cultural and religious heritage of the period, capturing a moment from the vibrant historical context of the Early Byzantine civilization.
