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Step into the world of the Roman Empire and discover how art became a powerful language of imperial power, identity, and culture.
In this class, we will explore Roman art from the reign of Augustus through the later Empire. We will see how Roman emperors used portraits, monuments, architecture, and public imagery to present themselves, communicate political messages, and shape the identity of an enormous empire.
What you will gain from this class
A clear understanding of the main periods and characteristics of Roman Imperial art
Knowledge of the most important Roman monuments, sculptures, paintings, and reliefs
The ability to recognize how art was used to communicate imperial power and political ideas
Insight into the relationship between Greek and Roman art
Greater confidence when encountering Roman art in museums, archaeological sites, and while traveling
Together, we will examine some of the most important works of Roman painting, sculpture, architecture, and relief, from the portraits of emperors to the Colosseum, Trajan’s Column, and the Pantheon. We will also explore how Roman artists adapted Greek traditions while developing their own distinctive visual language.
This is a digital product delivered online. Language: English, format: 70 to 90-minute live webinar. By purchasing this digital product, you agree to Terms & Conditions. Make sure to provide the correct email address when booking. You will receive the link to the webinar or the recording via email. The recording will be sent within 24 hours of the online event.
Step into the world of the Roman Empire and discover how art became a powerful language of imperial power, identity, and culture.
In this class, we will explore Roman art from the reign of Augustus through the later Empire. We will see how Roman emperors used portraits, monuments, architecture, and public imagery to present themselves, communicate political messages, and shape the identity of an enormous empire.
What you will gain from this class
A clear understanding of the main periods and characteristics of Roman Imperial art
Knowledge of the most important Roman monuments, sculptures, paintings, and reliefs
The ability to recognize how art was used to communicate imperial power and political ideas
Insight into the relationship between Greek and Roman art
Greater confidence when encountering Roman art in museums, archaeological sites, and while traveling
Together, we will examine some of the most important works of Roman painting, sculpture, architecture, and relief, from the portraits of emperors to the Colosseum, Trajan’s Column, and the Pantheon. We will also explore how Roman artists adapted Greek traditions while developing their own distinctive visual language.
This is a digital product delivered online. Language: English, format: 70 to 90-minute live webinar. By purchasing this digital product, you agree to Terms & Conditions. Make sure to provide the correct email address when booking. You will receive the link to the webinar or the recording via email. The recording will be sent within 24 hours of the online event.