Roman Art

What is the name of the structure seen here?

• The Parthenon

• The Arena

• The Colossos

• The Colosseum

Name the technique shown here using small peices of glass tesserae.

• Mosaic

• Mondrian

• Moniped

• Mindset

Mt. Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD and buried these two cities in volcanic ash.

• Helena and Athens

• Naples and Rome

• Pompeii and Herculaneum

• Florence and Caprese

What is the name of this structure built to honor all the Roman gods?

• The Portcullis

• The Parthenon

• The Pantheon

• The Panetone

What is this structure called?

• Bridge

• Aqueduct

• Wall

• Gate

What material did the Romans invent that helped their structures last?

• volcanic rock
• asphalt
• cement
• lime

A strong super-realism in Roman Republican portrait sculpture is called  

• Super-realism  
• Photo-realism  
• Verism  
• Naturalistic realism

All of the following are true of the Pantheon EXCEPT

• It was dedicated to the goddess Athena
• It was built of concrete and brick  
• It’s dome has an oculus open to the weather
• It was a temple to all the Roman gods

What is the title of this image?

• Column of Augustus
• Column of Trajan
• Column of Constantine
• Column of Marcus Aurelius

The Column of Trajan was

• carved with reliefs, depicting Trajan’s victorious campaign against the Dacians. It is a long spiralling narrative strip and includes more than 2,500 individual figures, among them the figure of Trajan is recurrent.

• carved with reliefs, depicting Titus victorious campaign against the Judea, It is a long spiralling narrative strip and includes more than 5,500 individual figures, among them the figure of Titus is recurrent.