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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;S. Porter, post: 2707868, member: 86735&quot;]In his book <u>Monumental Coins</u>, Marvin Tameanko discusses how Roman celators were capable of mixing perspectives in a single reverse design. He illustrates a Titus, RIC 110, in which the Colosseum is shown from the front but also with a view inside it.&nbsp; He also illustrates a Philip I of Zeugma, Sear GIC 3954, which shows an aerial view of a temple with a front view of its statuary. These designs would support this crossed design as having mixed perspectives in the views of a statue and its base. Tameanko&#039;s discussion of the use of different perspectives is fascinating.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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