A late nineteenth-century scientific plate style inspired by museum chromolithography, combining precise observational rendering with softly aged printed color. It feels archival, educational, and materially authentic, like a preserved illustrated postcard from a natural history cabinet.

A watercolor style derived from the narrative mosaics of Villa del Casale, marked by vivid Roman polychromy, figural clarity, and animated decorative rhythm. It stands out through lively tessera color interplay, mosaic contour emphasis, and a ceremonial late antique splendor.