Chapter 9,10

Answer 1

Model of Temple

Etruscan

Model of 6th century temple

Wood + mud brick

Answer 2

Burial chamber from tomb of reliefs

Etruscan

Third century BCE

Painted stucco reliefs on interior of tomb

Answer 3

Sarcophagus of reclining couple

Etruscan

520 BCE

Painted terracotta, 3’9.5’’ x 6’7’’

Answer 4

She wolf

Etruscan

500-480

Bronze

2’7.5’’ high

Answer 5

Apollo of Veii

Etruscan

510-500 BC

Painted terracotta, 5’1’’ high

Answer 6

Portrait of Roman

Late Republican

75-50 BC

Marble, 6’2’’ high

Answer 7

Orator (arringatore)

Etruscan

1st century BC

Bronze, 5’7’’ high

Answer 8

Pompey the Great

Roman

30 AD

Scale not specified

Marble

Shows realism

Answer 9

Bust of Caracella

212-217 AD

Roman

Marble, 14.5’ high

Answer 10

Bust of Philip the Arab

Roman (Severan)

244-249 AD

Marble, scale not specified

Answer 11

Augustus of Prima Porta

Roman

1st century

White marble, 6’7’’

Answer 12

Marcus Aurelius Equestrian Statue

Bronze

Roman

~180 CE

11’6’’

Answer 13

Maison Carree

Early Empire

Large temple

Made of cut stone, lots of corinthian orders

Exemplifies neo-Classical style

Answer 14

Pantheon

High Empire

Mostly made of concrete, revolutionary design

118-125 CE

Answer 15

Pont du Gard

16 CE

Early Empire

Large aquaduct that brought 100 gallons of water a day to Nimes

Answer 16

Coliseum

Mostly concrete

System of barrel vaults that held up seats, 50,000 capacity

70-80

Early Empire

Answer 17

Treasury at Petra (Al Khazneh)

Roman Baroque architecture

Cut into rock face

High Empire, 130’ high

2nd century CE

Answer 18

Odyssey landscape painting

Fresco

5’9’’ high

Unknown painter

40-60BC

Answer 19

Still life with peaches

Influenced later paintings of the same name

62-79 CE, Fresco

Painter unknown

1’2’’ x 1’1.5’’

Answer 20

Dionysiac mystery frieze

60-50 BC

Fresco, 5’4’’ high

Second style painting

Answer 21

Wall paintings in Ixion Room

Found in House of Vettii, Pompeii

70-79 CE

Fourth style

Answer 22

Ara Pacis Augustae

9-13 BC

Represents Pax Romana (Roman Peace)

Four sides of friezes

Answer 23

Arch of Titus

Early Empire

81 CE

Commemorates victory in Jerusalem

One of first examples of victory arch

Answer 24

Arch of Trajan

High Empire

114-118 CE

Relief panels on facades

Commemorative of Trajan’s victories

Answer 25

Arch of Constantine

Constantinian Empire

313-315 CE

Represented shift in art style to that of the Middle Ages

Christian influences, lack of Pagan Gods

Answer 26

Bust of Constantine

Late Empire

Marble, 8’6’’ high

315-330 BC

Youthful portrait

Answer 27

Palace of Diocletian

Late 3rd and early 4th centuries CE

Late Empire

Palace where Diocletian spent most of his later years

Answer 28

Young women exercising

Late Roman

Mosaic, scale not found

Fluid forms

Answer 29

Medallion of Hadrian

~350 BC
Late empire

Answer 30

Gold coin with portrait of Maximillius Daia

305-306 BC

Late Empire