CLAS 561 Roman Art and Architecture

Surveys the art of the Roman Empire from its Etruscan origins until the age of Constantine. Examines city planning, architecture, sculpture, painting, and the decorative arts in Rome and its provinces in the context of political and cultural developments. Special emphasis on Roman identities----individual, gendered, social, civic, and cultural---and their effects on and reflections in art. Graduate version of CLAS 318.

Credits

3.00

Cross Listed Courses

ART 318, CLAS 318, CLAS 561