Exam 6: Etruscan and Roman Art

Unlike in Greek art,Etruscan artists represented their gods __________.

A series of regularly spaced arched openings is called __________.

Which of the following is a large rectangular Roman administration building?

The elevation of a human being to divine status is called __________.

A round arch consists of __________.

A large carved tomb chest is called a __________.

A round arch can be lengthened to form a cylindrical space called __________.

The Tomb of the Reliefs at Cerveteri includes a burial chamber carved to resemble an Etruscan __________.

The sculpture Apulu (Apollo)was originally located __________.

In the temple that might have been dedicated to Portunus,Greek influence is evident in the use of __________.

Which of the following commemorates Augustus's triumphal return to Rome after establishing Roman rule in Gaul?

The relief panels of the Ara Pacis Augustae are different from the sculptures of the Parthenon frieze because they __________.

The recessed ceiling panels that lightened the weight of the Pantheon's dome are called __________.

The central circular opening in the dome of the Pantheon is __________.

The Arch of Titus demonstrates the Roman interest in __________.

The Tomb of the Triclinium at Tarquinia exemplifies Etruscan art in its __________.

Which of the following was completed during the Late Roman empire?

Which of the following traditions influenced the use of verism in Roman Republican portraiture?

Which of the following structures demonstrates the Roman use of round arches and arcades?

In 509 bce,the Romans __________.