The Similarities Between Gods And Sculptures In Ancient Rome

The roman sculpture is quite confusing than the Greek Sculpture which is collected by the lovers of art of the religion they follow which is basically the Rome and they displayed unique picture of roman sculpture on the wall

There were many gods Romans believed in, and they had one for everything. Whenever something went wrong the Romans blamed the people for not worshiping the gods. Romans later found out that people worshiped other gods, and they had fought really well in war, so they decided to adopt those gods, too. Romans had fancy temples for their gods, and everyday people brought meat for them. They even had special days for each god; where they did different festivals.

The Greeks had a big religion that was later adapted by the romans. The Romans admired the Greek culture and later made their own gods which had simular powers to the Greek gods. The Greeks had a big religion with 12 main gods and a lot of minor gods. The 12 gods were Zeus, Athena, Apollo, Poseidon, Hermes, Hera, Aphrodite, Demeter, Ares, Artemis, Hades, Hephaistos, and Dionysus. Greeks would sacrifice their tame animals to please a certain god he only goddess

In the Ancient Greek religion there were 12 Gods. These 12 Gods controlled their everyday lives. Although, three of the most powerful Gods were Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. Greek’s believed these three brothers held the most power, after all they are the sons of Cronus, the greatest Titan that ever lived. Each of these Gods played important roles in the Greek’s lives.

In the beginning of Roman culture they believed in many different gods and goddesses. These gods were like people, but with powers to control people of things. Each god had different powers to control different things. The romans also dedicated most of their life to this religion to worship the gods and

Upon researching the geometric style of Greek vase painting, I realized exactly how unique the style is compared to all other types of vases, even other vases made by the Greeks themselves. After the geometric style care the orientalizing style. Though the orientalizing style sequentially follows the geometric style, it does not follow it in other aspects. Rather than having a very linearly organized style of painting decorating the pot, the oriental style is much more freely moving. The pictures were much more scattered and

That the Romans regarded the statues of deities either as gods or abodes of gods is attested throughout the early martyrologies and the synaxaria. Furthermore, Livy (5.22.3–7) gives the Roman view in which the Roman ritual of evocatio was performed to ask the statue of Juno Regina whether she assented to her move from Veii to Rome. The statue replied in human voice that she did and the transfer of her cult statue to Rome amounted to the removal of the goddess herself (Petridou, 2016). Thus, the Romans appreciated sculpture not only for its aesthetic value for decorative purposes, but also as a means for government propaganda and a vehicle of worship.

Having seen the Greek sculptures, I noticed multiple sculptures that resembled both Roman and Greek art to each other. Though Greek art was based on collections of pottery and sculptures, Roman art was laid with mostly statues in the whole exhibit. From full-body to face or just a body statues, I was enchanted by mostly the expressions the sculptures portrayed rather than techniques used to make the statues.

Greek culture began to evolve as people began as people opened themselves to the practice of art. Greek art has been defined by many different historical periods. These historical periods related to a specific style. The geometric period established most of the vases and geometrical sculptures. The archaic period was a time full of more cultural changes and uncertainty. The classical period contained tragedies related to literacy and inscription. The Hellenistic period was developed from the classical artistic attributes. Through each historical period, the purpose of the artwork constantly remains. The purpose of Greek art was to depict the daily life of their culture. This purpose made their art naturalistic. This naturalistic principle of

Memories can be recorded and formed in many different ways, one of those ways can be through the power of art, art has the power to explain and preserve a moment in time. Today we are able to look back and see these memories from the start of the roman art revolution taking place during 509 B.C.E. During this time we are able to see the many developments and new techniques emerging from art. Even though at the time this was not considered art, many people today consider roman architecture to be considered works of fine art. The stories displayed in these pieces of art demonstrate how we are able to see how the roman art revolution took place.

What will be proven is that America uses multiple stuff still from Rome and Greece. In the first main point it will be about Rome’s and Greece’s law and politics. In the second main point it will be about Greece and Rome’s art. In the third main point it will be about Architecture.

There are many gods, but the most important gods and goddesses were the Olympian gods led by the high god Zeus. The gods were Athena, Apollo, Poseidon, Hermes, Hera, Aphrodite, Demeter, Ares, Artemis, Hades,

purposes. Artwork to the Greeks was used to honor their gods and decorate the temples

In the works of the ancient Romans, unlike the Greeks, dominated by the symbolism and allegory. Accordingly, the plastic images Elliot conceded Romans picturesque place, which is dominated by the illusory nature of space and form - not only in the frescoes and mosaics, but in reliefs. Sculptures like maenads Scopas or Nike of Samothrace, is not created, but the Romans belonged unsurpassed sculptural portraits with a very precise transfer of the individual characteristics of the person and character, as well as reliefs, reliably fixated on historical events. Rome Masters unlike the Greek, who saw reality in its plastic unity, more inclined to analyze, the dismemberment of the whole into parts, detailed images of the phenomenon. Greeks saw the world as if through all unites and binds together the poetic

The Romans wanted their art and architecture to be useful. So, they planned their cities; built structures such as bridges, public baths, marketplaces, apartment houses and harbors. When a Roman official ordered sculpture for a public square, he had a purpose that it should tell the future generations about the greatness of Rome.