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This bas relief shows the Emperor Marcus Aurelius in a triumphal parade riding in a quadriga (a four-horse-drawn chariot). Engraved on one of the panels of the chariot are three gods; Neptune, Roma (seated), and Minerva. Immediately above and behind him is Nike (Victory) who seems to be carrying two crowns made of laurel, one in each hand. A cornicen (trumpeter) announces Aurelius’ coming. A triumphal arch stands in the background. Marcus Aurelius fought several wars along the boundary of the empire, against the Parthians, German tribes, and Sarmatians.
Craig took this picture for Pro Romanis several years ago on a photographic expedition to Rome. Craig Phares is a photographer, artist, designer, and programmer. He built his first game on a TI-85 calculator when he should have been doing math homework, and has never stopped, creating numerous jaw-dropping digital masterpieces for the web, desktop, and mobile devices. Craig studied sculpture at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, while constantly improving his design and programming skills on his own time. He went on to work for several advertising agencies, finally leaving to form his own company. Craig is the founder of Six Overground, a progressive digital agency focused on building full-scale digital platforms. His company has produced award-winning work for major brands and corporations including Citigroup, Estée Lauder, Havaianas HBO, Johnson & Johnson, Mars, NFL, U.S. Air Force, and USDA. When he’s not glued to a computer monitor, you’ll find him in the real world, dreaming up the next big thing. To learn more about Craig, visit his website at http://sixoverground.com/about/.