What is funerary relief of a circus official?

The funerary relief of a circus official is a type of ancient Roman funerary sculpture that commemorates individuals associated with the circus, such as charioteers or other officials involved in the games. These reliefs often depict the deceased in a dynamic pose, surrounded by symbolic elements related to their profession, such as horses, chariots, or racing scenes. They served both as a memorial and a testament to the social status and achievements of the individual, reflecting the importance of entertainment and public spectacles in Roman culture.