#TBT ROMAN ART 100 BC to 300 AD.

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#TBT ROMAN ART 100 BC to 300 AD

Painted into the plaster Used perspective Made rooms appear larger Fresco wall paintings Painted into the plaster Used perspective Made rooms appear larger Fresco wall painting in a cubiculum Boscoreale ca. 40–30 B.C. Roman Plaster

Mosaics The Alexander Mosaic, ca. 100 BC Strongly influenced by Greek art. Greek god and goddesses depicted a lot The Alexander Mosaic, ca. 100 BC Mosaics

Black and White tesserae

Busts of important figures More realistic depiction of people Most sculptures done in Marble Sculptures popular as decoration Headless bodies? More realism than the Greeks Bust of Emperor Nero c. 60 AD Marble Capitoline Museums, Sala degli Imperatori, Rome

Julius Caesar c. 50 BC Marble Vatican Museums, Vatican City

Column of Trajan 113 AD Rome

The Coliseum 70-82 AD

ARCHES! HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT? and concrete They are both huge accomplishments in history, but HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT?

Triumphal Arches Commemorate special events or achievements Arch of Titus 81 AD Rome

vault, and dome Pantheon c. 120 AD Rome Whole in top for light. Floor sloops for drainage vault, and dome Pantheon c. 120 AD Rome

Pont du Gard in Roman Gaul (modern-day southern France) Aqueduct