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The 20 pages that link to Mosaic, each with the reason it gives.

• Byzantine artRelated: Glass tesserae gave Byzantine church interiors their luminous color and durable imagery.

• Hagia SophiaRelated: Gold-ground mosaics form a major part of Hagia Sophia’s surviving decoration.

• Islamic geometric patternsRelated: Mosaic techniques let artisans realize geometric designs in durable architectural surfaces.

• Great Mosque of CórdobaRelated: Byzantine mosaicists decorated the mihrab zone with gold and colored tesserae.

• Mikhail LomonosovRelated: Lomonosov revived Russian mosaic production and used it in large-scale artworks.

• Dome of the RockRelated: Interior mosaics create the shrine’s rich decoration without depicting human figures.

• Early Christian architectureRelated: Mosaics covered apses and other prominent interiors with durable, luminous decoration.

• Fernand LégerRelated: Léger’s interest in monumental public art found expression in mosaic commissions.

• Netscape NavigatorRelated: Marc Andreessen brought experience from Mosaic to the browser he later helped create at Netscape.

• Louis Comfort TiffanyRelated: Tiffany’s studios used glass mosaics in architectural decoration and decorative objects.

• Mosque–Cathedral of CórdobaRelated: Gold-ground mosaics decorate the mihrab area, combining Byzantine craft with Islamic design.

• Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer IRelated: Klimt’s flat, patterned passages evoke the visual texture of mosaic without being made from tesserae.