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DescriptionCeiling Tile with Heliodoros, an Actuarius.jpg
This tile from the ceiling of a house bears a Greek inscription that identifies the bearded man by name, Heliodoros, and occupation, actuarius (an official responsible for distribution of wages in the Roman military). The use of Greek to identify a Roman official is typical of the multicultural environment at Dura-Europos. The style and technique of the figure—the frontal pose, large eyes, subtle shading, and earth-toned pigments—recall other painted decoration in the city’s buildings.
This is an image from the Yale University Art Gallery collections. According to the Yale University Art Gallery site, the depicted work is believed to be the public domain, and the gallery's online photographs of such works are considered "open access materials", which "anyone may use … without further application, authorization, or fees due to the Gallery or to Yale." They specify "Photo credit: Yale University Art Gallery"; this credit is clearly required on any photograph of a three-dimensional object (such as a sculpture or a framed picture).
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