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AP AH 250 (depcreca)

AP AH 250

QuestionAnswer
Title of the artwork (Alexander Mosaic) Alexander Mosaic
Title of the artwork (House of the Vettii) House of the Vettii
Title of the artwork (Augustus of Prima Porta) Augustus of Prima Porta
Title of the artwork (Forum of Trajan) Forum of Trajan
Title of the artwork (Head of a Roman Patrician) Head of a Roman Patrician
Title of the artwork (Tomb of the Triclinium) Tomb of the Triclinium
Title of the artwork (Santa Sabina) Santa Sabina
Title of the artwork (Colosseum) Colosseum
Title of the artwork (Sarcophagus of the Spouses) Sarcophagus of the Spouses
Title of the artwork (Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus) Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus
Title of the artwork (Catacomb of Priscilla) Catacomb of Priscilla
Title of the artwork (Pantheon) Pantheon
Title of the artwork (Temple of Minerva and sculpture of Apollo) Temple of Minerva and sculpture of Apollo
Origin (Temple of Minerva and sculpture of Apollo) Veii, Italy
Origin (Sarcophagus of the Spouses) Cerveteri, Italy
Origin (Augustus of Prima Porta) Rome, Italy
Origin (Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus) Rome, Italy
Origin (Colosseum) Rome, Italy
Origin (Head of a Roman Patrician) Ortricoli, Italy
Origin (House of the Vettii) Pompeii, Italy
Origin (Tomb of the Triclinium) Tarquinia, Italy
Origin (Catacomb of Priscilla) Rome, Italy
Origin (Santa Sabina) Rome, Italy
Origin (Pantheon) Rome, Italy
Origin (Alexander Mosaic) House of the Faun, Pompeii, Italy
Origin (Forum of Trajan) Rome, Italy
Significant artistic movements or influences (Head of a Roman Patrician) Veristic portraiture of the Roman Republic
Significant artistic movements or influences (Alexander Mosaic) Hellenistic art, Greek influence on Roman mosaics
Significant artistic movements or influences (Temple of Minerva and sculpture of Apollo) Etruscan architecture, influence of Greek temple design
Significant artistic movements or influences (Colosseum) Roman innovation in public architecture and use of concrete
Significant artistic movements or influences (Forum of Trajan) Combination of Roman engineering and Greek architectural elements
Significant artistic movements or influences (Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus) Roman battle relief, influence of chaotic compositions
Significant artistic movements or influences (Catacomb of Priscilla) Early Christian art, influences from Roman funerary traditions
Significant artistic movements or influences (Augustus of Prima Porta) Roman imperial propaganda in sculpture
Significant artistic movements or influences (Pantheon) Fusion of Greek temple front and Roman dome construction
Significant artistic movements or influences (Santa Sabina) Early Christian architecture, transition from Roman basilica to Christian church
Significant artistic movements or influences (Sarcophagus of the Spouses) Etruscan funerary art, influence of Greek Archaic style
Significant artistic movements or influences (Tomb of the Triclinium) Etruscan funerary art, influence of Greek styles
Significant artistic movements or influences (House of the Vettii) Pompeian wall painting styles
Historical context (Pantheon) Represents Roman innovation in architecture, particularly in dome construction
Historical context (Tomb of the Triclinium) Reflects Etruscan funerary traditions
Historical context (House of the Vettii) Represents a typical Roman house of wealthy merchants
Historical context (Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus) Reflects the instability of the late Roman Empire
Historical context (Temple of Minerva and sculpture of Apollo) Represents Etruscan temple architecture and sculpture in terracotta
Historical context (Sarcophagus of the Spouses) Reflects the Etruscan practice of burial with personal goods
Historical context (Santa Sabina) Reflects the early development of Christian basilica architecture
Historical context (Head of a Roman Patrician) Shows the Roman value of wisdom and experience through age
Historical context (Alexander Mosaic) Depicts the military prowess of Alexander the Great
Historical context (Colosseum) Built under the Flavian emperors as a gift to the Roman people
Historical context (Augustus of Prima Porta) Serves as imperial propaganda, linking Augustus with divine lineage
Historical context (Forum of Trajan) Built to commemorate Trajan’s victory over the Dacians
Historical context (Catacomb of Priscilla) Used by early Christians as a burial site and place of worship
Key formal qualities (Tomb of the Triclinium) Tufa, fresco, bright colors
Key formal qualities (Colosseum) Stone and concrete, arches, elliptical shape
Key formal qualities (Sarcophagus of the Spouses) Terra cotta, stylized figures, reclining position
Key formal qualities (Forum of Trajan) Brick and concrete, basilica, large open spaces
Key formal qualities (Temple of Minerva and sculpture of Apollo) Wood, mud brick, tufa; terra cotta sculpture
Key formal qualities (Augustus of Prima Porta) Marble, contrapposto stance, idealized portrait
Key formal qualities (House of the Vettii) Cut stone, Pompeian frescoes, intricate details
Key formal qualities (Head of a Roman Patrician) Marble, veristic portraiture
Key formal qualities (Pantheon) Concrete with stone facing, dome with oculus
Key formal qualities (Catacomb of Priscilla) Excavated tufa, fresco
Key formal qualities (Santa Sabina) Brick, stone, wooden roof
Key formal qualities (Alexander Mosaic) Mosaic, tesserae, dynamic composition
Key formal qualities (Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus) Marble, crowded composition, high relief
Culture/Period (Catacomb of Priscilla) Late Antique
Culture/Period (Forum of Trajan) Imperial Roman
Culture/Period (Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus) Late Imperial Roman
Culture/Period (Santa Sabina) Late Antique
Culture/Period (Temple of Minerva and sculpture of Apollo) Etruscan
Culture/Period (Pantheon) Imperial Roman
Culture/Period (Alexander Mosaic) Republican Roman
Culture/Period (House of the Vettii) Imperial Roman
Culture/Period (Sarcophagus of the Spouses) Etruscan
Culture/Period (Head of a Roman Patrician) Republican Roman
Culture/Period (Colosseum) Imperial Roman
Culture/Period (Augustus of Prima Porta) Imperial Roman
Culture/Period (Tomb of the Triclinium) Etruscan
Artist’s name (Pantheon) Unknown
Artist’s name (Forum of Trajan) Apollodorus of Damascus
Artist’s name (Santa Sabina) Unknown
Artist’s name (Colosseum) Unknown
Artist’s name (Alexander Mosaic) Unknown
Artist’s name (Augustus of Prima Porta) Unknown
Artist’s name (Head of a Roman Patrician) Unknown
Artist’s name (Temple of Minerva and sculpture of Apollo) Master Sculptor Vulca
Artist’s name (Sarcophagus of the Spouses) Unknown
Artist’s name (Catacomb of Priscilla) Unknown
Artist’s name (Tomb of the Triclinium) Unknown
Artist’s name (House of the Vettii) Unknown
Artist’s name (Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus) Unknown
Date created (Tomb of the Triclinium) 500 BCE
Date created (Head of a Roman Patrician) 50 BCE
Date created (Santa Sabina) 400 CE
Date created (Pantheon) 118-125 CE
Date created (Alexander Mosaic) 100 BCE
Date created (Colosseum) 80 CE
Date created (Sarcophagus of the Spouses) 500 BCE
Date created (Catacomb of Priscilla) 400 CE
Date created (Temple of Minerva and sculpture of Apollo) 500 BCE
Date created (Augustus of Prima Porta) Early 1st century CE
Date created (Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus) 250 CE
Date created (House of the Vettii) 80 CE
Date created (Forum of Trajan) 100 CE
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