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1 Apulu (Apollo of Veii) Master Sculptor Vulca?
Painted Terra Cotta (5’10” high) Etruscan ca BC

2 Reclining Couple on a Sarcophagus
Terra Cotta (6’ 7” long) Etruscan ca. 520 BC

3 Capitoline She-Wolf Bronze (33 ½” high) Etruscan? ca. 500 BC or 800 CE

4 Aulus Metellus (The Orator)
Bronze (5’ 11” high) Found near Perugia Roman Republic ca. 80 BC

5 Painting Styles in the “Ixion Room”
Fresco in the House of the Vettii, Pompeii Rebuilt CE

6 Augustus of Primaporta
1st century CE copy of bronze original, Marble (6’8” high) Early Empire ca. 20 BC (original)

7 The Flavian Amphitheater (Colosseum)
Rome 70-80 CE

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9 The Pantheon Rome ca CE

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12 Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius
Bronze (Originally gilded) (11’6”) ca. 176 CE

13 Caracalla Marble (14 ½”) Late Imperial Early 3rd century CE

14 Baths of Caracalla Rome ca CE

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16 The Tetrarchs Prophyry (51”) Cathedral of St. Mark, Venice ca. 300 CE

17 MEDIUM OR TECHNIQUE? Additive Arch Barrel vault Bas relief
Black-figure painting Bronze Cameo Carving Casting Ceramic Clay Concrete Contrapposto Faience Fresco Frieze Glass Gold High relief Incising In-the-round Limestone Lost-wax casting Low relief Marble Onyx Paint Plaster Porcelain Relief Repoussé Slip Stone Subtractive Tempera Terracotta Wood

18 STYLE OR PERIOD? Idealized Abstract Illusionistic Marble (Pompeii)
Paleolithic Pictorial Scenes (Pompeii) Realistic Roman Verism Wet Drapery Whimsical Architecture and Small Vignettes (Pompeii) Abstract Archaic Cave painting Classical Corinthian Dynastic Etruscan The Fourth Pompeiian Style Hellenistic High Classical

19 LOCATION OR CIVILIZATION?
Acropolis Aegean Citadel Crete Egypt Egyptian Etruria Etruscan France Gaul Greece Greek Minoan Necropolis Pompeian Pompeii Primaporta Roman Spain The Rubicon

20 ARCHITECTURAL TERMS Aqueduct Arcade Arch Atrium Barrel Vault Basilica
Baths Bay Centering Cistern Clerestory Coffer Colonnade Entablature Extrados Forum Frigidarium Groin vault Impluvium Impost Insulae Intrados Jamb Keystone Pediment Peristyle Pier Pilaster Socles Spandrel Springing Stereobate Stylobate Tepidarium Velarium Voussoirs

21 GOVERNMENT Edict of Milan Flavian Julio-Claudian Oligarchy Patricians
Pax Romana Plebeians Propaganda Senate Tetrarchy

22 ADDITIONAL TERMS Cuirass Damnatio Memoriae Milvian Bridge She-Wolf
Tondo

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