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Rome: Importance

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REVIEW EXAM II

REVIEW EXAM II ROMAN ART Republic period 6-10 Head of a Man, c. 300 BCE, Bronze, eyes of painted ivory (H: 31.8 cm.) 6-14 Santuary of Fortuna Primigenia, Palestrina, Italy. Begun c. 100 BCE 6-24 Maison Carree, Nimes, France, c. 20 BCE Terms: arch, atrium, forum, vault, barrel vault, concrete

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Let's BECOME ACQUAINTED - a trip based on partnership countries from Socrates Comenius. programme

Let's BECOME ACQUAINTED - a trip based on partnership countries from Socrates Comenius. programme. PARTNERS IN THE PROJECT. Denmark The Netherlands Poland Slovakia Italy. DENMARK. Capital: Copenhagen Area: 49,1 00 km 2

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Roman Art

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Art History Timeline

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The Roman Republic

The Roman Republic. Chapter 6 Section 1. Key Terms. Republic Patrician Plebian Tribune Consul . Senate Dictator legion Hannibal. Roman Civilization Develops. All roads lead to Rome Rome was not built in a day When in Rome do as the Romans do

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Early Christian Art

Early Christian Art. There is no art that has survived that can be 100 percent said to be Christian Prior to 100 Christians may have been constrained by their position as a persecuted group from producing durable works of art.

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Roman Art

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Greek and Roman Art

Greek and Roman Art. The ancient Greeks created sculptural works with a beauty that has never been surpassed. The Romans, who came to dominate the Greeks, had great admiration for Greek sculptures.

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Ancient Rome

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Ancient Rome

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Franks (Carolingian Dynasty)

Franks (Carolingian Dynasty). By Elisabet Benitez. Important figures . Pippin II: first of the great Carolingian mayors Charles Martel: illegitimated son of Pippin II who became a mayor, reunited the Frankish realm and stemmed the Muslim invasion at Poitiers

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Roman Art

Roman Art. By Nandin Natsagdorj. What is Roman Art?. Roman art includes arts created in Ancient Rome, in the territories of the Roman Empire in 500 B. C. Romans copied the art of the Etruscans Romans conquered the Greeks and began copying their art style.

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Creation of an Ancient Newspaper

Creation of an Ancient Newspaper. Each group will decide which civilization they want to do a newspaper for, so lets begin. What ideas did the Roman Civilization come up with?. Government Architecture Art War Lifestyle. What kinds of ideas did we get from the Roman form of Government.

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Getty Villa Project

Getty Villa Project. By Mrs. Tidwell (Big Idea Example). Introduction. The Getty Villa is a powerful source of artifacts from Ancient Rome, documenting the Roman Empire.

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Roman Art

Roman Art. Roman Art. What was Roman art like? The Romans admired Greek art and architecture. They placed Greek-style statues in their homes and public buildings. Roman artists, however, carved statues that looked distinctly different from those of the Greeks. Greek statues were made

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Roman Art

Roman Art. By Aaliyah Drake . Forms of Roman Art. Sculptures. Paintings. Mosaics. Roman Bath Mosaic. Roman Sculptures.

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Art History IV

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