Egyptian, Greek or Roman Sculpture?

Jul 30, 2014

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Egyptian, Greek or Roman Sculpture?. Roman… reason why?. Realistic looking, like a marble portrait. Egyptian. Roman… reason why?. Military power, documenting/ celebrating battles won. Greek. Roman… reason why?. Tells the myth of the birth of the city of Rome– the story of Romulus and Remus.

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Egyptian, Greek or Roman Sculpture?

Roman…reason why?
Realistic looking, like a marble portrait

Egyptian

Roman…reason why?
Military power, documenting/celebrating battles won.

Greek

Roman…reason why?
Tells the myth of the birth of the city of Rome– the story of Romulus and Remus

Greek

Egyptian

Roman…reason why?
Military might; on horse back speaking to his subjects

Greek

Egyptian

Roman…reason why?
Military might; speaking to his subject; realistic musculature

Roman…reason why?
Realistic looking, like a marble portrait; old, not idealized.

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