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The new 
edition of the leading textbook on Roman art, updated with new images and expanded geographic and cultural scope
A History of Roman Art 
 
Now in its second edition, this market-leading textbook features thoroughly revised content throughout. Additional images and excerpts from literary sources are complemented by new historical discussions of metalwork, carved gems, glass, and sarcophagi. This edition features more maps and illustrations, in-depth analysis of iconography, greater emphasis on the types of objects used to decorate the lives of ordinary Romans, expanded coverage of freedmen and women as artists, subjects, and patrons, and much more. A number of works that represent popular art have been added. That is, art in the everyday Roman world, rather than just the large scale works of sculpture and architecture of elite patrons. It also reveals patterns of artistic workshops, trade, and social and economic networks. Additionally, this edition takes into account new approaches in scholarship. This comprehensive textbook: 
Provides a thorough introduction to Roman art history featuring more than 400 high quality images and illustrations Includes a full set of pedagogical tools, such as historical timelines, key term definitions, and updated references and further reading suggestions Offers “Scholarly Perspective,” “A View from the Provinces,” “More on Myth,” and “Art and Literature” textboxes in each chapter Includes a companion website containing PowerPoint slides and additional instructor resources   is an ideal primary o

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Art and Literature Art and Literature feature boxes explore contemporary Roman - фото 6

Art and Literature

Art and Literature feature boxes explore contemporary Roman descriptions of the art from each period and the reception of works and styles.

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A View from the Provinces

A View from the Provinces feature boxes spotlight art from outside Rome, providing the reader with an awareness of art across the expanse of the Roman world.

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Scholarly Perspective

Scholarly Perspective feature boxes examine a scholarly debate, perspective, or approach to the art, giving readers a case study in how we know what we know and supporting a critical understanding of the art of ancient Rome.

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Tools & Techniques

Tools & Techniques sidebars provide readers with insight into the artistic techniques and materials used to create the art.

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More on Myth

More on Myth sidebars highlight specific myths central to the art, giving the reader the necessary background to recognize and interpret mythological figures and stories depicted in art and architecture.

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Ancients on Art

Ancients on Art sidebars include quotations that enable readers to engage with ancient testimony about the material.

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Form & Function

Form & Function sidebars examine social contexts, the functionality of art and buildings, and their relationship with the everyday lives of Romans.

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Historical Context

Historical Context sidebars provide the reader with a solid foundational knowledge of specific events that influenced art of the period.

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Suggestions for Further Reading

Suggestions for Further Reading appear at the end of each chapter and include a selection of recent, accessible scholarship to help readers embark on further study.

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Guide to Further Reading

A Guide to Further Reading is included at the end of the book and contains additional recommended books and articles.

TIMELINE

753 BCE Founding of Rome by Romulus
753–509 BCE Regal Period of Rome, rule by kings
670–650 BCE Regolini‐Galassi tomb, Cerveteri
600–550 BCE Tomb of the Shields and Chairs, Cerveteri
535–509 BCE Rome’s last king, Tarquin the Proud, rules the city
530 BCE Tomb of the Augurs, Tomb of Hunting and Fishing, Tarquinia
525 BCE Terracotta sarcophagus from Cerveteri
510 BCE Apollo of Portonaccio sanctuary, Veii
509 BCE Founding of the Republic; first public games, the ludi Romani , held in Rome; inauguration of the Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus
480 BCE Tomb of the Diver, Paestum
474 BCE Battle of Cumae, Greeks defeat Etruscans
470 BCE Tomb of the Leopards, Tarquinia
396 BCE Romans besiege and defeat Veii, one of the twelve major Etruscan cities
390 BCE Gallic sack of Rome
386 BCE “Servian wall” built around Rome
364 BCE First theatrical performance in Rome
338 BCE Ostia, Rome’s first colony, established
300 BCE Bronze bust of a man “Brutus”
273 BCE Colonies at Paestum and Cosa founded
264 BCE The first gladiatorial games in Rome at the funeral of Junius Brutus Pera
264–241 BCE First Punic War
218–202 BCE Second Punic War
212 BCE Sack of Syracuse
211 BCE Triumph of Marcus Claudius Marcellus
168 BCE Battle of Pydna, victory of Aemilius Paullus over Perseus of Macedon
146 BCE Destruction of Carthage and Corinth
91–88 BCE Social War
89 BCE Siege of Pompeii by Sulla
80 BCE Founding of Roman colony of Pompeii by Sulla; House of the Faun renovated; amphitheater and basilica begun at Pompeii
73–71 BCE Revolt of Spartacus
62 BCE Pons Fabricius built
61 BCE Pompey’s Triple Triumph
55 BCE Pompey’s Theater, first permanent theater in Rome, built
46 BCE Forum of Caesar dedicated
44 BCE Assassination of Julius Caesar
40 BCE Decoration of Mysteries Suite in the Villa of the Mysteries
31 BCE Battle of Actium, Octavian/Augustus defeats Antony and Cleopatra
28 BCE Mausoleum of Augustus begun; Temple of Apollo dedicated
27 BCE Octavian takes the name Imperator Caesar Augustus; Livy’s monumental History of Rome begins appearing
20 BCE Original of the Prima Porta Augustus statue; recovery of the military standards from Parthia
19 BCE Death of Roman poet, Vergil, publication of his Aeneid
15 BCE Vitruvius writes his book on architecture; earliest examples of Third Style wall painting; construction of Caesarea Maritima
14 BCE Basilica Aemilia reliefs
13 BCE Ara Pacis Augustae vowed
12 BCE Augustus becomes Pontifex Maximus; Via Labicana portrait
9 BCE Ara Pacis Augustae inaugurated
2 BCE Forum Augustum inaugurated
14 CE Death of Augustus; succession of Tiberius
14–37 CE Tiberius as emperor
20–26 CE Tiberius resides at Sperlonga; sculpture groups created
37–41 CE Caligula as emperor
37 CE Portrait of Caligula
41–54 CE Claudius as emperor
43 CE Invasion of Britain
c. 51 CE Grand Camée; Ravenna relief
52 CE Porta Maggiore gate constructed
54–68 CE Nero as emperor
59 CE Amphitheater riot at Pompeii
62 CE Earthquake along the Bay of Naples that extensively damaged Pompeii; Domus Transitoria of Nero
after 62 CE Temple of Isis and House of Octavius Quartio rebuilt at Pompeii
64 CE Great fire in Rome; Domus Aurea of Nero begun
69–79 CE Vespasian as emperor
71 CE Flavian Triumph for Jewish War
75 CE Temple of Peace dedicated
79–81 CE Titus as emperor; portrait of Titus as magistrate
79 CE Sacellum of the Augustales, Herculaneum; Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius and destruction of Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis
80 CE Inauguration of the Colosseum; fire and plague hit Rome
81–96 CE Domitian as emperor
81 CE Arch of Titus dedicated
92 CE Domus Flaviana, Flavian Palace, built
93 CE Cancelleria reliefs
ca. 94 CE Tomb of the Haterii
96–98 CE Nerva as emperor
98–117 CE Trajan as emperor
103 CE Trajan’s new harbor of Portus at Ostia begun
106 CE Conclusion of the Dacian War; conquest of Petra and Nabatean kingdom
109 CE Adamclisi victory monument built
112 CE Forum of Trajan inaugurated
113 CE Column of Trajan dedicated
114 CE Parthian war begun; Arch of Trajan, Beneventum
117–138 CE Hadrian as emperor
118 CE Villa of Hadrian begun
120 CE Hadrian’s Wall begun
126 CE Pantheon completed
130 CE Hadrianic roundels
138–161 CE Antoninus Pius as emperor
140 CE Baths of the Seven Sages, Ostia
147 CE Faustina the Younger portrait bust
160 CE Hercules sarcophagus
161–180 CE Marcus Aurelius as emperor
161–169 CE Lucius Verus co‐emperor with Marcus Aurelius
161–166 CE Parthian War
161 CE Column of Antoninus Pius
165 CE Plague sweeps Rome; Alcestis sarcophagus
176 CE Arch of Marcus Aurelius begun
180–192 CE Commodus as emperor; Portonaccio sarcophagus
192 CE Column of Marcus Aurelius completed; Commodus bust; Commodus appears in the Colosseum as Hercules
193 CE Civil War and Year of the Six Emperors
193–211 CE Septimius Severus as emperor
193 CE Julia Domna portrait from Gabii
197 CE Invasion of the Parthian Empire
200 CE Painted portrait of Severan family
203 CE Severan family’s triumphal entrance into Lepcis Magna; Arch of Septimius Severus dedicated in Rome; Forma Urbis Romae begun; Julia Domna portrait from Ostia
204 CE Celebration of the 950th anniversary of Rome; Arch of the Argentarii erected
211–217 CE Caracalla as emperor
216 CE Baths of Caracalla dedicated; Farnese Bull and Farnese Hercules sculptures
218–222 CE Elagabalus as emperor
222–235 CE Alexander Severus as emperor
c. 225 CE Achilles and Penthesilia sarcophagus
238 CE Acilia sarcophagus
244–249 CE Philip the Arab as emperor; portrait bust of Philip the Arab; Synagogue at Dura Europus
249–251 CE Decius as emperor; portrait of Decius
250 CE Mattei Lion Hunt sarcophagus
253–260 CE Valerian as emperor
260 CE Relief of Emperor Valerian kneeling before Shapur I
260–270 CE Good Shepherd sarcophagus
270–275 CE Aurelian wall built around Rome
284–305 CE Tetrarchy founded with Diocletian and Maximian as joint rulers
298–303 CE Arch of Galerius, Thessaloniki
c. 300 CE Tetrarchs porphyry statue group; Villa of Piazza Armerina built
303 CE Tetrarchs visit Rome; Decennalia monument dedicated
306 CE Baths of Diocletian dedicated; Constantine declared emperor at York
310 CE Basilica at Trier built
312 CE Battle of the Milvian Bridge; Arch of Constantine begun; Basilica Nova completed
313 CE Edict of Milan issued legalizing Christian worship
315 CE Colossal portrait of Constantine from the Basilica Nova
324 CE Final defeat of Licinius and unification of empire under the rule of Constantine
330 CE Porphyry sarcophagus of Constantina; Lullingstone mosaic; founding of Constantinople
336–337 CE Bronze portrait of Constantine
340 CE Low Ham Villa and mosaic
359 CE Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus
476 CE Abdication of Romulus Augustulus, last emperor of the Western Empire
955–983 CE Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor
1453 CE Fall of Constantinople to Ottoman Empire
1806 CE Arc de Triomphe commissioned in Paris
1865 CE Apotheosis of Washington fresco

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