I'm a big fan of George Orwell. Maybe one day my prose can be as fluid as his. My favorite essay of his is Politics and the English Language. Orwell's complaints about modern English of 1946 read as vividly some sixty years later.

I made this mosaic in 5 individual sections to make it easier to ship it to its destinatin, much like my other dice mosaic.

Opposing faces on a die always add up to 7. A surprising side-effect is a negative image that forms on the reverse side. Here, I flip one of the tablets to reveal it.

While I take every care to avoid adhesive sipping through to the face of the mosaic, I don't give much thought to how the back looks.
I am pointing out how dirty the back of my mosaic is for the camera. All this talk of "tablets"... Reminds me of another type of image :=)
After final assembly on site, I drive two machine screws into the mosaic's back and wind a string around them. Even without a frame, the complete piece has some thickness to it. It is strong enough to carry its own weight with no backing or frame of any kind.