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To understand the origin of contemporary western art and architecture To acknowledged the engineering/ technological achievement that has been used until today To identify images and characteristics associated with Roman art and architecture

The Roman Sculpture

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 1.Copiers of Greek sculpture

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 2. Categories: Portrait sculpture

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 2. Categories: Statues

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 2. Categories: Relief sculptures

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 3. Depict Military Leaders/ Rulers Julius Caesar Nero Hadrian Marcus Aurelius

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 3. Depict Military Leaders/ Rulers Sculpture of Augustus – A Roman General

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 4. Depict Military Triumph/ Victory Trajan’s Column

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 4. Depict Military Triumph/ Victory Roman Sarcophagus

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 5. Realistic Human Figure with Emotion

Characteristics of Roman Sculpture 5. Realistic Human Figure with Emotion