Greek Temples
Roman Architecture
Roman Sculpture
Greek Sculpture
Roman Society
100

The 3 Greek temple orders

Doric, Ionic, Corinthian

100

Built following the reign of Nero, this Roman marvel was created to give back to the Roman people after years of bad leadership.

The Colosseum

100

The romans were greatly influenced by this culture.

Greek

100

What is the stance used in Classical sculpture that shows a relaxed way of standing with knees bent and shoulders tilted?

Contrapposto

100

The Roman Republic was ruled by these older men

Senators

200

The central temple chamber

Naos or Cella

200

The invention of this material allowed for significant advancements in architecture in Ancient Rome

Concrete

200

The Battle Sarcophagus reflected the political turmoil of the Empire just as this Greek art historical era reflected the political turmoil following the death of Alexander

Hellenistic

200
What are the functions of Kouros and Kore?
Grave momuments.
200
The Roman domus (house) was used as a display of wealth, since they both lived and did this in their homes

conducted business

300

A temple that is surrounded by a colonnade

Peripteral

300

Located in the Forum of Trajan, this building was the seat of civic authority and becomes the model of Christian architecture.

Basilica Ulpia

300

As evidenced by Verism, the Roman Republic valued this in their leaders.

Age, wisdom, gravitas

300

Sculptor of the Spear Bearer

Polykleitos

300

The open colonnaded space within a Roman domus

Peristylium

400

The entablature of an Ionic temple includes this in the frieze

Continuous narrative

400

The curved stones that make up the haunch of the arch

Voussoirs

400

The reason Cupid is included at the base of Augustus of Primaporta

To symbolize the divine descent from Venus and Augustus' divine right to rule

400

In order to maintain the modesty of women, Greek sculptors perfected the modeling of this in order to be able to show the female form

Fabric/clothing

400

Roman wall painting was created using this technique, involving placing pigment into wet plaster

Fresco

500

Female figures as columns that support the entablature on their heads, these are a prominent feature on the South Porch of the Erechtheion

Caryatids

500

The oculus of the Pantheon was created to connect these two elements of Roman society and culture.

The people and the gods/The Earth and the heavens

500

The relief sculptures on the Arch of Titus depict this military defeat, which funded the building of the Colosseum

The sack of Jerusalem

500

The Pergamon Altar frieze was designed to demonstrate this Greek civic ideal.

Order over Chaos

500

The second style of Roman wall painting that included landscapes and mythology wherein artists were beginning to experiment with linear perspective 

Architectural Style