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Exploring Roman and Judean Art: The Architecture of the Arch of Titus and the Pantheon

This lecture delves into the rich tapestry of Roman and Judean architecture, focusing on significant structures such as the Arch of Titus and the Pantheon. We examine the Arch of Titus' connection to the Temple in Jerusalem during the time of Christ and explore wall paintings from notable sites like the Villa of Mysteries and the House of Sallust. The lecture includes a detailed discussion of the Pantheon’s iconic features, particularly its oculus, accompanied by numerous visuals to enhance understanding of these masterpieces in ancient art and architecture.

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Exploring Roman and Judean Art: The Architecture of the Arch of Titus and the Pantheon

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  1. Lecture 8 Roman & Judean Art

  2. Arch of Titus

  3. Detail, Arch of Titus

  4. Temple in Jerusalem in Time of Christ

  5. Mausoleum

  6. Jerusalem & Second Temple at the Time of Herod

  7. Temple of Herod

  8. Temple of Herod

  9. First Style Wall Painting, House of Sallust

  10. First Style Wall Painting, House of Sallust

  11. Second Style Wall Painting, Villa of Mysteries

  12. Villa of Mysteries, detail

  13. Villa of Mysteries

  14. Villa of Mysteries

  15. Last one, I promise

  16. Second Style, “Garden Scene”, Villa of Livia of Primaporta

  17. Second Style, “Garden Scene”, Villa of Livia of Primaporta

  18. Nile Landscape (Wall Painting)

  19. Fishing and Fowling (Wall Painting)

  20. Theatrical Decoration, Villa of PubliusFannius

  21. Villa of PubliusFannius, detail

  22. Etruscan Temple

  23. Parthenon

  24. MaisonCarree

  25. Before you get started on the Pantheon, I want to warn you there are TWENTY-TWO slides of it.

  26. Actually, there were only eighteen, but Mrs. M. added 4 special ones at the end. (Sorry about that.)

  27. Pantheon

  28. Pantheon

  29. Pantheon

  30. Pantheon

  31. Pantheon

  32. (And you haven’t even gotten to the INSIDE of the Pantheon yet.)

  33. Pantheon

  34. Pantheon

  35. Here comes the oculus. If you don’t already know what an “oculus” is, you will by the end of this lecture.

  36. Because there are SIX slides of the oculus.

  37. That’s right. Six.

  38. Pantheon Interior (duh.) Showing Oculus

  39. Pantheon Oculus

  40. Pantheon Oculus

  41. Pantheon Oculus

  42. Pantheon Oculus

  43. Pantheon Oculus

  44. And now the walls.

  45. Pantheon Interior (Hey. Where’d the Oculus Go?)

  46. Pantheon Interior

  47. Pantheon Interior

  48. Pantheon Interior

  49. Pantheon Interior

  50. Here come those four extra ones.

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