Unit 2: Greek and Roman Art

A philosophical study of what is beautiul is called:

Romans pioneered the use of ____.

Roman wax death masks were factual ___ of the deceased's features. 

This building inspired what other building?

The Colosseum was so laid out that it inspired todays current ____ designs. 

The Romans were known for secular, functional, and _____.

Roman artists affect the use of _____, light and shadow in their wall frescos.

How was this image made?

Roman sculpture was not idealized but more what?

What is this an image of?

What is so significant about this sail?

This Kouros comes from the ______ period.

The Greeks invented the ______ in art. 

The classical Greek period specialized in ______ figures.

Male _____ was always acceptable in Greek art.

The Romans developed the ___ which meant it would cover a vast space with no interior supports.

Pigments and egg yokes would be mixed togetherin order to paint ____ on walls.

Rome was exposed to many ancient cultures, which one in particular did it like to mimic?

The Romans would paint make-believe ___with elaborate fanciful views of the outdoors orvistas. 

The aesthetic idea that whatever is the most realistic is the most beautiful.

The Colosseum was used for what?

This statue is an example of weight shift, or ________, the body's weight rests on one leg.

In the black figured style, black figures stood out from a ______ background. 

This vase is a style of what type of Greek art?

In 530 B.C. the color scheme from black figureson a red background changed to what?