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Exploring Roman Art: Portraits, Sculptures, and Mosaics of the Ancient Empire**

Roman art, a captivating visual expression from the Roman Empire, encompasses a variety of artistic forms, including architecture, painting, and sculpture. Renowned for its realism and attention to detail, ancient Roman artworks showcased emperors and significant figures with grandeur. Mosaic techniques, employing small pieces of diverse materials, depicted daily life and special events. The era's distinctive style is marked by the use of luxurious materials and an intricate design that reflects Rome's evolution into a global power. Discover how these artistic achievements continue to influence contemporary art.

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Exploring Roman Art: Portraits, Sculptures, and Mosaics of the Ancient Empire**

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  1. Eman Al ajmani201111297 Roman Art History

  2. Why did I choose it • Portrait sculpture and ideals. • Information about ancient Rome. • Roman Art has variety of interesting artworks. http://www.ancientromanart.net/

  3. About Roman Art } Roman art is kind of visual art that is appeared in the Roman Empire's territories. Roman Art includes different types of art aspects such as architecture, paintingand sculpture. Ancient Rome had lots ofartistic sense and that is shown from their building’s styles and their detailed paintings and sculptures of human being. http://ictvisualarts.wordpress.com

  4. Paintings - Portrait art • Characterized by unusual realism. • Realistic and natural. • Portrait their emperors and show them like greatand important people. • Sculpture artwork and most of them for emperors and warriors. - Decoration and design. Funerary Portrait Painting of a Young Man from the Roman Period

  5. Examples of Roman Sculpture http://venividizoom.com/italy-2011/roman-rome/

  6. Examples of Roman Sculpture www.bo.astro.it wikimediacommons

  7. Mosaics The Technique Romans usually used small square pieces measuring between 0.5 and 1.5 cm. These squares were cut from different materials such as marble, tiles, pottery, stone and glass. • * Designing Pictures • using tiles. • * Covering the floor. • * Daily life. • * Special events. • Over time the mosaics became ever more • realistic in their portrayal of human figures and accurate and detailed portraits become more common.

  8. Interior design It has been said that Augustus, who was emperor from 27 bc to ad 14, found Rome of brick and left it of marble, and certainly the interior decoration of imperial Rome expressed the emergence of the city as a world power toward which flowed much of the wealth of the empire. Exotic marbles began to be imported, and brick walls were faced with polished slabs of white and coloured stone. In the more luxurious interiors or for special purposes, obsidian and a natural volcanic glass.

  9. What makes ancient Rome unique • High level of realistic in their artworks that was • in the period of ancient Rome makesit unique than • other periods. • The unique sculptures of human beings also make • that era special and unique. 4 terms describe the era Realistic Ancient Detailed Artistic

  10. Resources } • http://theartsupplystore.co/ • http://www.flickriver.com/photos/ • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ • http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/romans/mosaics.html • http://venividizoom.com/italy-2011/roman-rome/ • http://wiki.answers.com/Q/The_history_of_roman_art • http://www.ancient.eu.com/article/498/

  11. Thank you Any Questions ?

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