The fifth design in my “Lost Tokens of the Ancients” Celtic coin series is based on a coin from the lower Danube (Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria) area. It features a woman with a victory wreath, driving a quadriga (a chariot with 4 horses running abreast). The inscription “L IVLI BVURSIO” is thought to be an imitation of theRoman moneyer L. Julius Bursio.
The fanciful way the horses and all of their legs (crazy, crazy legs!) were drawn says a lot about the artist who minted this coin design two thousand years ago!
Like the greeting card shown to the right, the Celtic Victory in Chariot design comes on a wide selection of apparel and gift items! Click here or on any design belowto browse through the entire selection of Celtic Coin Victory Chariot T-shirts and Gifts:
Fine Art Prints of the Celtic Victory in Chariot design are also available via our gallery at Imagekind, as well as the entire series. Click here to see the coin options like canvas prints, framed and matted, and other art options for your wall.