Chronological List of Ancient Roman Art

The chronological list of ancient Roman art is a list of historical places and monuments of the ancient Roman era, from the Italians and Etruscans preceding Roman civilization from the period BC , mainly in Italy , to the late antique art of the 4th century. n e. all over the Mediterranean , inclusive.

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Italy to the Romans

Greeks, Italians , Punians

Greek colonies in southern Italy and Sicily
Kuma
Naxos
Syracuse
Sybaris
Tarent
Antique gela
Greek Poseidonia - Lucan Paestum
Pitsen bronzes in the Hermitage
Southern Pizza , Abduction of the Sabine Women
Northern pizza : Stela from Novilara
South Italian Vases:
- Lucan
- Apulian
- Campanian
- sicilian
Phoenician art
Carthage

Etruscans

Villanova Culture
Etruscan Natural Amphitheater
The Lokumons of Etruria
Disciplina etrusca ("Etruscan knowledge"; Etrusca disciplina ) - a corpus of Etruscan texts.
Etruscan Twelfth Grade in Tuscany: Wei (after 396 BC - Populonia ); Ceres ; Tarquinia ; Orvieto (Volsinia); Vulci ; Rosella Chiusi Perugia ; Vetulonia ; Volterra Arezzo Cortona .
Poetics of death in Etruria
Etruscan Necropolis:
- Tombs in Pitigliano
- Tuff Crucifix Necropolis ( Necropoli del Crocifisso del Tufo ) in Orvieto
- Necropolis of Banditaccia in Cerveteri
- Necropolis del Casone in Populonia
- Rock Tombs of Norcia
- Tomb of Regolini Galassi at Cerveteri
- Sarcophagus of spouses
- Tomb in Casale Marittimo
- Crypt of Volumniev ( Ipogeo dei Volumni ) in Perugia
Etruscan temple and its decoration
- Reconstruction of the temple in Wijah
Sculptural decor
Woolka Master
Gigantomachia from Pergamum
Fronton composition from Civita Alba
Temple of the Tale (tempio dello Scasato) in the Faleria
Etruscan antifixes

Etruscan painting

Fresco from the tomb of Triklinia. Around 470 BC e.

Etruscan Mural Technique
Establishment of a unified iconography in the tombs of the 5th century BC e.
Symbols of blue color
Necropolis of Monterozzi
- Tomb of the Bulls ( Tomba dei Tori )
- Tomb of the Augurs ( Tomba degli Àuguri )
  - False door in the tomb of Augurs
- Tomb of the Lionesses ( Tomba delle Leonesse )
  - Symmetry of dancing figures.
- Tomb of the Baron (tomba del Baron; Tombe du Baron )
- Tomb of Hunting and Fishing (tomba Caccia e Pesca; Tomb of Hunting and Fishing )
  - Diver and Hyperborean myth
- Tomb of the Leopards ( Tomba dei Leopardi )
- Tomb of Triclinium (tomba del Triclinio, 470 BC; Tomb of the Triclinium )
- Tomb of the Bacchantes (tomba dei Baccanti; Tomba dei Baccanti )
- Tomb of the burial bed (tomba del Letto Funebre; Tombe du Lit Mortuaire )
- Tomb of Orco ( Tomba dell'Orco )
- Tomb of Francois ( Tomba François )
  - Achilles Sacrifice Scene of Trojan Prisoners
- Tomb of the Shields (tomba degli Scudi; Tombe des Boucliers )
  - Scene with a porter and a scene with musicians
- Tomb of Typhon (tomba del Tifone, 1st century BC; Tombe du Typhon )
Etruscan vase painting and its Greek samples

Etruscan

Funeral urns, canopies , sarcophagi of the Etruscans :
- Biconical urns of Villanova culture
- Urn from Montescudaio
- Chiusi and Cetona Canopies
- Sarcophagi at the Museum of Villa Giulia and the Louvre ( Sarcophage des Époux (Louvre) )
- Ballot box in the form of a reclining youth from the collection of the State. The Hermitage
- Sarcophagus urns
- Sarcophagus of Lartia Seianti ( Sarcophage de Larthia Seianti )
- Spouse urn cover
- Painted Sarcophagi
Sculpture:
- Hippocampus youth
- Centaur of Vulci ( Centaure de Vulci )
- “ Venus from Canicello ”
- Proserpine
- Weepers from the collection of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
Etruscan bronzes:
- Capitoline wolf
- Chimera from Arezzo
- Evolution of types of kuros and bark
- Figurines "evening shadows", their symbolism.
- Mars from Todi (bronze statue of a warrior, Gregorian Etruscan museum )
- Late bronze
Ceramics :
- Bucchero Vases
- Cauldron on the hill from the collection of the State. The Hermitage
- Cysts from Palestrina
- Master Novy Plavtius
Engravings on bronze mirrors and their plots
Etruscan jewelry
Etruscan portrait and its influence on the composition of the Roman sculptural portrait .
- The Capitoline Brutus
- Statue of Aulus Metella

City of Rome

Capitol, Palatine, Forums

Fussley , “An Artist Desperate by the Majesty of the Debris of Antiquity”, 1778-1789

Marble plan of Rome
Capitol
- Dioskurov Staircase
- Statue of Marcus Aurelius in Capitol Square
- Capitoline Museum
- The Capitoline Wolf
- The Dying Gall
Colossus of Constantine in the courtyard of the Palazzo of the Conservatives and a drawing of Fussley from him.
Forum Romanum :
- Tabularium
- Portico of the Twelve Gods (Porticus deorum consentium)
- temple of Vespasian and Titus
- Temple of Concordia
- Basilica Julia and Emilia
- temple of Saturn
- Vestal House with the Temple of Vesta
- Dioscuro Temple
- Temple of Antoninus and Faustina
- the triumphal arches of Augustus (-29), Titus (81 years old) and Septimius Severus (203 year)
Imperial Forums :
- Caesar's Forum (-46)
- August Forum (-2)
- Vespasian Forum (75)
- Nerves Forum (98)
- Trajan's forum (112-113)
Palatine :
- palaces of Caligula ,
- flavian palace
- Palace of Septimius Severus (Domus Severiana)

Other monuments of the ancient city

Triumphal columns : Column of Trajan (113), Column of Antoninus Pius (161), Column of Marcus Aurelius (176-192), Column of Foki (608)
Triumphal arches: Galeria (298-299 years) and Constantine (315 year).
Obelisks, fountains.
Temples
Bull Forum , Largo Argentina
Pantheon
The tomb of Cecilia Metella , the pyramid of Cestius , the tomb of Eurisac ( Sepolcro di Eurisace ).
Mausoleum of Augustus
Castle of St. Angela
Grand Circus , Marcellus Theater .
Coliseum
Thermal and engineering structures
Villa Adriana in Tivoli

Pompeii

Excavations at Pompeii

Campania felix (see : Campania antica )
Gulf of Naples
Vesuvius
Cicero Villas in Campania
Samnite period
Allied war
Pompeii - Colonia Cornelia Veneria Pompeianorum.
- Eruption of Vesuvius (August 24, 79)
- Letters of Pliny the Younger - an eyewitness to the disaster.
- The circumstances of the death of Kampan cities
- Pompey Plan
- St. Stabilization - cardo maximus; st. Abundance - decumanus maximus.
- St. Mercury, st. Zeros.
- Gates of Pompeii - Sea, Herculane, Vesuvian, Nolan, Sarn, Nucerian, Stabian, Capuan.
- The main quarters. Location of public buildings
- Unexplored Areas
- March 30, 1748 is the traditional start date for excavation . Giuseppe Fiorelli . Amedeo Mayuri .
- Forum in Pompeii and surrounding buildings
- Arch of Druze and Arch of Tiberius
- Macellum
- City Lara Temple
- Vespasian Temple
- The building of Eumachia
- Comicium
- Curia Buildings
- Basilica
- Temple of Apollo
- Bread market
- Triangular forum
- Temple on the forum
- Samnite portico , propylaea .
- Temple of Isis
- Theaters - large and small
- Gladiator's Barracks

Private houses in Pompeii

Italian house plan
- Atrium , its types
- Tablinum
- Triclinium , its scheme
- Peristyle
- Other elements of the house
Mosaic Cave canem! ( Cave canem )
House Faun
House of Pacvia Prokul
House of Menander
Silver Wedding House
Triclinium in the house of Moralist
House of Gilded Cupids
House of Julia Felitsa
House of the Great Fountain
Tsei Sec House
Cecilius Jucund (Caecilius Jucundus)
House Vettiev

Campanian Mosaics and Murals

4 styles of Pompeii paintings
- Samnite House in Herculaneum
- The painting of the villa Fannia Sinistora
- Mural in the house of Lucretius Fronton
- Ship House
- Painting from Herculaneum
The main plots of Pompeii paintings:
- Myths
- Landscape and still life
- Genre and erotic scenes
Portraits
The frescoes of the Mystery villas are a problem of interpretation.

The Golden Age of Roman Art

Art of the Principate of Augustus

Augustus Forum in Rome
Temple of Castor and Pollux
Statue of Augustus from Prima Port
Altar of Peace
Triumphal Arch of Augustus
Sculptural portrait in the era of Augustus
Arts and crafts
"August" ornament
Hildesheim treasure and Boscoreale treasure (Tesoro di Boscoreale)
Provincial monuments: Diocletian's Palace , Alpine trophy , etc.

Art of the Empire

Art of Europe I-IV centuries.

Europe before the Roman conquest
Roman conquests in Europe and the provincial romanization
The art of the Western European Roman provinces : Gaul , Helvetia , Upper and Lower Germany , Britain .
The art of the Eastern European Roman provinces : Thrace , Moesia , Istria , Norik , Pannonia , Dacia .
Aquincum as an example of a Roman provincial city

The art of the Eastern provinces of the I-IV centuries.

Roman asia
Roman syria
Baalbek
Bosra
Petra
Palmyra
Dura Europos
Roman mosaics of Antioch
Roman Egypt
Alexandria
Catacombs of Kom el-Shukaf (see Sights of Alexandria
Kiosk Trayan on about. File (see Trajan's Kiosk )
Fayum portraits
Roman sculpture

Roman African Art

Dorim Africa
Roman cities - Leptis Magna , Tevesta , Fisdrus , Mactar , Roman Carthage , Lambesis , Tamugadi , Tugga , Volubilis , Sabrata .
Roman sculpture
Steles
Mosaics of Roman Africa

Roman portrait

Sculptural Portrait

Roman sculptural portrait : masks, Etruscan tradition , Hellenistic influences.
Late Republican portrait
Iconography of Augustus , Libya, and members of the imperial family
Portrait of the era of Julius-Claudius : Tiberius , Caligula , Claudius , Nero .
Portrait of the Flavian era : Vespasian , Titus , Domitian .
Portraits of Trajan and Panegyric Trajan by Pliny the Younger .
Antoninovsky portrait
Adrian , Antoninus Pius , Marcus Aurelius , Lucius Ver , Commodus .
Iconography of the North
Soldier Emperors : Portrait of an Era of Soldier Emperors and a Portrait of Illyrian Emperors
Diocletian
Late antique sculptural portraits from Constantine the Great to the colossus of Barletta
Spiritualism of the portrait of the 4th — 5th centuries
Early Byzantine portrait

Small forms of portraiture

Portrait bronzes
Silverware
Gems
Numismatics (see also Symbols of ancient Roman monetary and weight units )