Pontifex Maximus
€660 edition of 16
70cm X 100cm, Landscape, Large, etching/carborundum, 2007
Being appointed pontifex maximus (the greatest bridge builder) in Rome was reserved only for those who had a divine understanding of the sacred nature of the river Tiber which was considered a deity in pre christian times. There was a symbolic aspect to this. These pontifices were building the bridges between man and gods. In the print Pontifex Maximus the bridge is a a stern immovable structure. It has to stand the tests of time.
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