Product Overview
Step into the Eastern Roman legacy with this coordinated two-poster set that pairs a sweeping map of the Byzantine Empire at its 555 CE zenith under Justinian I with a precise architectural rendering of Hagia Sophia, the empire’s crowning achievement. Each 12x18 inch print is produced on durable, heavy-duty paper in PosterEnvy’s solar-powered, family-owned facility in the USA. The map highlights Constantinople, the split of East and West Rome, and the spread of Orthodox Christianity; the Hagia Sophia drawing reveals the engineering marvel that began as a cathedral in 532 CE and still stands in Istanbul today. Display them together to create an instant Byzantine studies focal point in classrooms, libraries, or home offices.
- Pair the Byzantine Empire at its greatest extent with Hagia Sophia’s iconic dome and arches in one coordinated set of two 12x18 inch posters.
- Map poster features Constantinople, Justinian I’s 555 CE borders, and the Orthodox Christianity heartland; architecture poster details the 1475-year-old landmark’s structure and history.
- Printed on heavy-duty paper with vivid inks designed to withstand years of classroom or study use.
- Proudly made in the USA by a family-owned, solar-powered business with more than two decades of educational-poster experience.
- Perfect gift for history teachers, Byzantine scholars, or anyone building a gallery wall of classical civilizations.
