Sister Silky
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Help art history plzzz?
- Thread starter Sister Silky
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1. Over how many years did the Romans become the masters of the Mediterranean world?
100 years
200 years
300 years
400 years
2. Impressed by the wealth, culture, and beauty of the Greek cities, who brought back art in all media to Rome?
Explorers
Artists
Architects
Generals
3. Educated and wealthy Romans developed a taste for works of art that emulated Greek culture. What was done to meet this demand?
Marble and bronze copies of famous Greek statues were made
All the original art was stolen from Greece
Paintings of Greek sculpture were created
Nothing was done
4. Which medium is stronger, bronze or marble?
Marble
Bronze
They are of equal strength
They are both considered very weak mediums
5. By the end of the __________ century, the demand for copies of Greek statues was enormous.
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
6. Which of the below represents where marble and bronze statuary were displayed?
In homes
Public monuments
Public baths
All of the above
7. Most ancient bronze statues were _________________.
Melted down to reuse the valuable metal
Well-preserved and available for view today
Lost
Both a and c
8. _____________________ often provide our primary visual evidence of masterpieces by famous Greek sculptures.
Roman copies in marble and bronze
Photographs
The originals themselves
Etruscan copies in marble and bronze
9. Which museum has several examples of Greco-Roman sculpture on display?
The Louvre
The Tate
The Vatican Museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
10. What modern laws might the Romans have been guilty of breaking by creating exact copies of Greek sculpture?
Murder
Slander
Plagiarism
None of the above
100 years
200 years
300 years
400 years
2. Impressed by the wealth, culture, and beauty of the Greek cities, who brought back art in all media to Rome?
Explorers
Artists
Architects
Generals
3. Educated and wealthy Romans developed a taste for works of art that emulated Greek culture. What was done to meet this demand?
Marble and bronze copies of famous Greek statues were made
All the original art was stolen from Greece
Paintings of Greek sculpture were created
Nothing was done
4. Which medium is stronger, bronze or marble?
Marble
Bronze
They are of equal strength
They are both considered very weak mediums
5. By the end of the __________ century, the demand for copies of Greek statues was enormous.
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
6. Which of the below represents where marble and bronze statuary were displayed?
In homes
Public monuments
Public baths
All of the above
7. Most ancient bronze statues were _________________.
Melted down to reuse the valuable metal
Well-preserved and available for view today
Lost
Both a and c
8. _____________________ often provide our primary visual evidence of masterpieces by famous Greek sculptures.
Roman copies in marble and bronze
Photographs
The originals themselves
Etruscan copies in marble and bronze
9. Which museum has several examples of Greco-Roman sculpture on display?
The Louvre
The Tate
The Vatican Museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
10. What modern laws might the Romans have been guilty of breaking by creating exact copies of Greek sculpture?
Murder
Slander
Plagiarism
None of the above
Sister Silky
New member
are u seriously online looking for answers?
ya ur gonna be a bright one when u get outta skool.
yikes.
ya ur gonna be a bright one when u get outta skool.
yikes.
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Here - next time, use Internet and do it yourself....
1 - 200 years I'm not sure on that one, (264-133 BCE) is the punctual.
2 - Generals
Jeez... who conquered the lands? Roman army! Who led them? Generals! and as Generals, they had certain privileges, of enjoying the finer points of life, e.g. culture or art.
3 - Marble and bronze copies of famous Greek statues were made -
The Romans are often accused as a copycats, because they mass - produced the Greek art. in all forms, however, theirs was also improved, because their sculptors tended to made it more life - like, and not strict perfection, like Greek ones had. See their sculptures of famous people - Julius Caesar, Augustus Aurelius, and so on. Also valid for other arts - mosaics, painting and so on.
4 - Bronze
/Sweat drop/ What do they teach in schools nowadays? The sculptors used tools made from bronze to form out their sculptures.
5 -Dunno, see for yourself
1 - 200 years I'm not sure on that one, (264-133 BCE) is the punctual.
2 - Generals
Jeez... who conquered the lands? Roman army! Who led them? Generals! and as Generals, they had certain privileges, of enjoying the finer points of life, e.g. culture or art.
3 - Marble and bronze copies of famous Greek statues were made -
The Romans are often accused as a copycats, because they mass - produced the Greek art. in all forms, however, theirs was also improved, because their sculptors tended to made it more life - like, and not strict perfection, like Greek ones had. See their sculptures of famous people - Julius Caesar, Augustus Aurelius, and so on. Also valid for other arts - mosaics, painting and so on.
4 - Bronze
/Sweat drop/ What do they teach in schools nowadays? The sculptors used tools made from bronze to form out their sculptures.
5 -Dunno, see for yourself