Mckenna Form- Made of concrete with stone facing Function-Built as a temple to worship all of the roman Gods. Content- The front of the building has two pediments one located behind the other. Context- It was originally built on a large podium however modern Rome has risen up to its height. Tradition- It has Corinthian columns similar to how the Greeks used them. Interpretation- Built as a temple dedicated to the Gods.
Nandini Form: coffers may have been filled with bronze rosette designs similar to stars. Function: may have been used as a setting for court rituals Content: interior contains slightly convex flooring for water drainage Context: Found in Rome, Italy Interpretation: May have been used for court rituals and not only worship of the gods Tradition/ Change: Romans had many gods that they worshiped like the Greeks and Egyptians and built temples where more than one god could be worshiped at the same time.
form- marble columns and statues function- place of worship and ritual content- 2500 figures context- imperial roman tradition- corinthian columns interpretation- possibly some dedication to julius ceasar
Mckenna
ReplyDeleteForm- Made of concrete with stone facing
Function-Built as a temple to worship all of the roman Gods.
Content- The front of the building has two pediments one located behind the other.
Context- It was originally built on a large podium however modern Rome has risen up to its height.
Tradition- It has Corinthian columns similar to how the Greeks used them.
Interpretation- Built as a temple dedicated to the Gods.
Nandini
ReplyDeleteForm: coffers may have been filled with bronze rosette designs similar to stars.
Function: may have been used as a setting for court rituals
Content: interior contains slightly convex flooring for water drainage
Context: Found in Rome, Italy
Interpretation: May have been used for court rituals and not only worship of the gods
Tradition/ Change: Romans had many gods that they worshiped like the Greeks and Egyptians and built temples where more than one god could be worshiped at the same time.
form- marble columns and statues
ReplyDeletefunction- place of worship and ritual
content- 2500 figures
context- imperial roman
tradition- corinthian columns
interpretation- possibly some dedication to julius ceasar