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Roman

Bellringer Over the past couple of time periods, what advancements in art have been made?

Roman Period 500 b.c.-a.d. 476 This time period focuses highly on sculpture, however they had many figure paintings as well. They have adopted a love for the nude figure from some Greek artists. Artists of this time period were just broadening their art horizons more and more. Luxury items of this time period were items such as gem-engraving, metalwork, and glass

Augustus of Prima Porta Marble statue of Augustus Caesar Has Contrapposto Baby on a dolphin is said to represent his connection to mythology- Venus who is Cupids mother

Colosseum Made out of sand and concrete Still the biggest amphitheater to this day ever been built Can hold 50,000 to 80,000 people Partially damaged by earthquakes and stone robbers

Pantheon Has high architectural value Stands as the only unreinforced dome that has not had to be reconstructed Has stayed in such good shape because of it being used so much throughout history. Now it serves as a church Do you think a building this valuable should be in this much use?