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Roman Art Architecture and engineering. Roman Architecture. Model of Rome. Characteristics. During the Republic – Temple Architecture : blended Etruscan & Greek features. emphasis on the front of the building. example: Temple of Fortuna Virilis. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Model of RomeModel of Rome

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Temple of “Temple of “Fortuna VirilisFortuna Virilis””

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SanctuarySanctuaryof of Fortuna PalestrinaFortuna Palestrina

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Model of Roman ForumModel of Roman Forum

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ModelModelofof

Trajan’sTrajan’sForumForum

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Triumphal Triumphal Arch of TitusArch of Titus

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Arch of ConstantineArch of Constantine

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Barrel or Barrel or “Tunnel” Vault“Tunnel” Vault

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Groin VaultGroin Vault

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Early Roman AmphitheaterEarly Roman Amphitheater

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Roman TheaterRoman Theater

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Theater of MarcellusTheater of Marcellus

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Roman ColiseumRoman Coliseum

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Roman ColiseumRoman Coliseum

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Interior of the ColiseumInterior of the Coliseum

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Circus MaximusCircus Maximus

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Roman BathRoman Bathin Englandin England

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Cylindrical DomeCylindrical Dome

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The Pantheon PlansThe Pantheon Plans

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The PantheonThe Pantheon

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Pantheon’s DomePantheon’s Dome

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The Pantheon InteriorThe Pantheon Interior

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The Pantheon InteriorThe Pantheon Interior

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Innovative Engineering Innovative Engineering TechniquesTechniques

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Via AppiaVia Appia

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Roman AqueductRoman Aqueduct

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Aqueduct in SegoviaAqueduct in Segovia

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Roman Arch Bridge Roman Arch Bridge in Spainin Spain

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Hadrian’s Wall in BritainHadrian’s Wall in Britain

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Roman Copy of Greek ArtRoman Copy of Greek Art

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Republican CoupleRepublican Couple

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Portraits of EmperorsPortraits of Emperors

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Mosaics on a Mosaics on a Roman Villa FloorRoman Villa Floor

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Roman CitizensRoman Citizens

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ColumnColumnOfOf

TrajanTrajan

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Base Relief Legionnaires Base Relief Legionnaires on Trajan’s Columnon Trajan’s Column

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Roman SarcophagusRoman Sarcophagus

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Roman VillaRoman Villa

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House in HerculaneumHouse in Herculaneum

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Frescoes on aVilla’s Frescoes on aVilla’s

WallsWalls

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Roman Roman CraftsCrafts

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Jefferson MemorialJefferson Memorial

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Lincoln MemorialLincoln Memorial

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The US Capitol BuildingThe US Capitol Building

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Statue of JusticeStatue of JusticeUS Supreme Court US Supreme Court

BuildingBuilding

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Federal Court Federal Court Building in NYCBuilding in NYC

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Metropolitan Museum Metropolitan Museum of Artof Art

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Statue of LibertyStatue of Liberty