ART 221 Exam Two Review Here are a sample of slides from the second portion of the course. Use these to help you review the terms and concepts from class discussion and the readings. The format of the second exam will be similar to the first, asking you to identify artworks by culture and discuss them by type, function, or materials.
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ART 221 Exam Two Review
Here are a sample of slides from the second portion of the course. Use these to help you review the terms and concepts from class discussion and the readings.
The format of the second exam will be similar to the first, asking you to identify artworks by culture and discuss them by type, function, or materials.
The Ancient Roman World.
Dorphorus, or Spear Bearer (450 BCE)
Imperial Roman marble copy of
Greek Bronze original
Emperor Claudius as Jupiter (50 CE)
Colosseum, or Flavian Amphitheater (72-80 CE) Rome
Pantheon (118-125 CE) Rome
Pont Du Gard. Late 1st century BCE. Height above river 160’, width of road bed on lower arcade 20’.
Patrician Carrying Portrait Busts of Two Ancestors. End of 1st century BCE or beginning of 1st century CE. Height 5’ 5”.
Colossal marble statue of Constantine (315 CE)
Verisitic vs. Idealizing
Head of an Old Man (1st century BCE) Republican portrait
Emperor Claudius (50 CE) Imperial portrait
Augustus of Primaporta. Early 1st century CE. Height 6’ 8”.
Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine (Basilica Nova). 306–313 CE.
Floor Plan of the Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine (Basilica Nova) .
Reconstruction of the Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine (Basilica Nova).
Jacopo Grimaldi. Interior of Old St. Peter's. 1619 copy of an earlier drawing.
Reconstruction Drawing, Old St. Peter's Basilica. c. 320–327; atrium added in later 4th century. Approx. 394’ long and 210’ wide..
Church of Santa Costanza. c. 350.
Santa Costanza (ca. 350 CE)Rome
Harvesting of grapes - example of syncretism
Hagia Sophia (532-537 CE)Anthemius of Tralles and Isidorias of Miletus, ArchitectsIstanbul, Turkey