Roman Sarcophagus of the Four Seasons

This mid-3rd century AD Roman sarcophagus features allegorical figures of the Four Seasons, embodying themes of death and resurrection. Autumn, second from the right, holds grapes and vines, symbolizing maturity and Dionysian festivities. Winter, first on the right, may wear a cloak, representing introspection and rest. These motifs reflect the cycle of nature and life, offering hope for a joyful afterlife.