ETRUSCAN TEMPLE

derive from Greek models

high podium, deep porch, prostyle columns, frontality

wood & mud brick, covered in stucco

sometimes terracotta

CAPITOLINE WOLF

bronze

twins- Romulus & Remus

500-480 BC

AULE METELE

"The Orator"

bronze

Roman/Etruscan

100 BCE

ROMAN GENERAL FROM TRIVOLI

verism & hellenistic style

75-50 BCE

BRAWL IN THE AMPITHEATER

part of frieze

ampitheater in Pompeii

hellenistic

59 AD

DIONYSIAC MYSTERY FRIEZE

started neo-classical movement

before Mt Vesuvius erupted

79 AD

VILLA AT BOSCOREALE

painting of a Thalos

Italy

Republican period

50-40 BCE

GARDENSCAPE in HOUSE OF LIVIA

fresco

republican period

PORTRAIT OF HUSBAND AND WIFE

Pompeii

before Mt Vesuvius erupted

79 AD

AUGUSTUS OF PRIMA PORTA

Augustus Caesar

marble

20 BC

ARA PACIS AUGUSTAE

altar in ROme for godess of peace

marks return of Augustus

July 4th 13 BC

commissioned by Roman Senate

VESPASIAN

roman emperor

69-79 AD

FLAVIAN WOMAN

marble

roman

80-90 AD

ARCH OF TITUS

Rome

81 AD

by Domitian

model for triumphal arches

HADRIAN

marble

emperor Hadrian

2nd century AD

COLUMN FOR ANTONIUS PIUS

Roman honorific column

161 AD

EQUESTRIAN MARCUS AURELIUS

Roman

bronze

emperor

175 AD

SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS & FAMILY

Severus, wife, & 2 sons

200 AD

CARACALLA

marble

Roman

215 AD

ARCH OF SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS

triumphal arch

203 AD

LUDOVISI SARCOPHOGUS

battle scenes

Rome

250-260 AD

TETRARCHS

4 emperors of time

Roman

300 AD

ARCH OF CONSTANTINE

trimphal arch

Rome

by Roman Senate

commemorate's Constantine's 1st victory

315 AD

COLOSSAL HEAD OF CONSTANTINE

white marble

40 ft tall

312-315 AD

TEMPLE OF PORTUNUS

honors god Portunus

Rome

1st century BC

FORTUNA PRIMIGENIA

connected to oracle

after 82 BC

MAISON CARREE

temple

France

best preserved Roman temple

16 BC

Marcus Agrippa

['maison' is a french word]

PONT DU GARD

aquaduct

France

40-60 AD

['pont' is a French word]

NERO'S DOMUS AUREA

villa in the heart of Rome

by Nero

brick & concrete, gold leafing

after 64 AD

COLOSSEUM

in central Rome

AKA Flavian Ampitheater?

stone & concrete

70-80 AD

TRAJAN FORUM & MARKETS

last imperial fora constructed in Rome

'fora' = public square

by Apollodorus of Damascus

106-112  AD

PANTHEON

Rome

reign of Augustus

by Marcus Agrippa

126 AD

rebuilt by Hadrian

BATHS OF CARACALLA

2nd largest Roman bath

during reign of Caracalla

212-216 AD

AL-KHAZNE TEMPLE

Petra

carved out of sandstone rock

mausoleum at first

1st century AD

TEMPLE OF VENUS

Lebanon

3rd century

PALACE OF DIOCLETIAN

Croatia

by Diocletian

for his own retirement

305 AD

BASILICA NOVA

largest building in forum

by Constantine after his triumph

312 AD

AULA PALATINE

Roman palace

by Constantine

beginning of 4th century

part of a palace complex

SARCOPHAGUS OF JUNIUS BASSUS

marble

he was a senator

died in 359 AD

OLD ST. PETERS BASILICA

Rome

under Constantine

360 AD

SANTA SABINA

church

Rome

minor basilica

432 AD

SANTA COSTANZA

4th century

church

Rome

under Constantine

built as a mausoleum for his daughter

SAN APOLLINARE NUOVO

basilica

Italy

by king Theodoric the Great as his palace chapel

505 AD

PRIESTESS OF BACCHUS

ivory

revival of classic culture

relationship between religious & non-religious ways

390-401 AD

HAGIA SOPHIA

Istanbul

former Greek church for Orthodox

537 AD

SAN VITALE

church in Italy

Byzantine art

under rule of Ostrogoths

548 AD

JUSTINIAN & aTTENDANTS

in San Vitale church

mosiac

carrying religious items

537 AD

open Roman building in forums of towns

churches

public court buildings

public meeting places

an area in a city used as a meeting area

has things in them, like churches or markets

Roman

buildings or plots of land reserved for military use

rule of 4 people

(eg, emperors)

structure with lobby at one end, opposite of a church's main altar

if interior, separated from church

if exterior, like a porch

way to put a dome over a square or rectangular room

on corners, there are triangles to support dome