The document provides an overview of Roman art from 500 BCE to 476 CE. It discusses the Roman Empire and key influences on Roman art including Greek, Egyptian, and Etruscan styles. Major Roman artists such as Zeuxis, Parrhasius, and Lysippos are mentioned for their realistic sculptures and paintings. The document also outlines common Roman art forms like relief sculptures, mosaics, coin art, and portraits. Specific artworks highlighted include Trajan's Column, the Augustus of Prima Porta statue, and the Pantheon building.
The document provides an overview of Roman art from 500 BCE to 476 CE. It discusses the Roman Empire and key influences on Roman art including Greek, Egyptian, and Etruscan styles. Major Roman artists such as Zeuxis, Parrhasius, and Lysippos are mentioned for their realistic sculptures and paintings. The document also outlines common Roman art forms like relief sculptures, mosaics, coin art, and portraits. Specific artworks highlighted include Trajan's Column, the Augustus of Prima Porta statue, and the Pantheon building.
The document provides an overview of Roman art from 500 BCE to 476 CE. It discusses the Roman Empire and key influences on Roman art including Greek, Egyptian, and Etruscan styles. Major Roman artists such as Zeuxis, Parrhasius, and Lysippos are mentioned for their realistic sculptures and paintings. The document also outlines common Roman art forms like relief sculptures, mosaics, coin art, and portraits. Specific artworks highlighted include Trajan's Column, the Augustus of Prima Porta statue, and the Pantheon building.
The document provides an overview of Roman art from 500 BCE to 476 CE. It discusses the Roman Empire and key influences on Roman art including Greek, Egyptian, and Etruscan styles. Major Roman artists such as Zeuxis, Parrhasius, and Lysippos are mentioned for their realistic sculptures and paintings. The document also outlines common Roman art forms like relief sculptures, mosaics, coin art, and portraits. Specific artworks highlighted include Trajan's Column, the Augustus of Prima Porta statue, and the Pantheon building.
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ROMAN
ART PERIOD OR MOVEMENT 500 BCE – CE 476 01ROMAN EMPIRE 02 ROMAN ART CONTENTS 03 ROMAN ARTISTS 04 FORMS AND METHODS 05PAINTINGS CONTENTS 06SCULPTURES 07ARCHITECTURE 01 THE ROMAN EMPIRE • MOST EXTENSIVE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE • CAESAR AUGUSTUS • FOUND 21ST OF APRIL 753 BCE 01 THE ROMAN EMPIRE
• INVENTIONS CODEX NEWSPAPER ROMAN NUMERALS 02 ROMAN ART PERIOD
• HIGHLY CREATIVE PASTICHE • RELY ON GREEK MODELS • PRACTICAL APPLICATION 02 ROMAN ART PERIOD
• WALL MURALS • SON OF AGLAOPHON • MID 5TH CENTURY BCE 03 ROMAN ARTISTS APOLLODORUS
• CHIAROSCURO • SKIAGRAPHIA • 5TH CENTURY BC 03 ROMAN ARTISTS ZEUXIS PARRHASIUS • REALISM • SMALL SCALE • NOVEL SUBJECT MATTER • INDEPENDENT FORMAT 03 ROMAN ARTISTS ZEUXIS PARRHASIUS • VOLUMETRIC ILLUSIONS • STILL LIFE 03 ROMAN ARTISTS SCOPAS
• SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT • STATUE OF MEALEAGER • COPPER STATUE OF APHRODITE 03 ROMAN ARTISTS SCOPAS
• HEAD OF GODDESS HYGIEIA 03 ROMAN ARTISTS LYSIPPOS • GREEK SCULPTOR OF 4TH CENTURY BCE • ONE OF THE GREATEST SCULPTORS OF CLASSICAL GREEK ERA 04 FORMS AND METHODS
HIGH AND LOW RELIEF
BRONZE CASTING FREE STANDING SCULPTURE 04 FORMS AND METHODS
VASE ART
MOSAIC CAMEO 04 FORMS AND METHODS
COIN ART
FUNERARY SCULPTURE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING 04 FORMS AND METHODS
CARICATURE
PORTRAIT PAINTING LANDSCAPE PAINTING 04 FORMS AND METHODS
TROMPE L’OEIL
ROMAN BUST ARCHITECTURAL SCULTPUTRE 05 PAINTINGS
HERACALES AND OMPHALE
ROMAN FRESCO (45-79 AD) 05 PAINTINGS
THE WEDDING OF ZEPHYRUS AND CHLORIS 54 – 68 AD POMPEIAN FOURTH STYLE 05 PAINTINGS
BOSCOTRECASE POMPEII THIRD STYLE 05 FAYUM MUMMY PORTRAIT
