Apulu (Apollo of Veii)Master Sculptor Vulca?Painted Terra Cotta (5’10” high)Etruscanca. 510-500 BC

Reclining Couple on a SarcophagusTerra Cotta (6’ 7” long)Etruscanca. 520 BC

Capitoline She-WolfBronze (33 ½” high)Etruscan?ca. 500 BC or 800 CE

Aulus Metellus (The Orator)Bronze (5’ 11” high)Found near PerugiaRoman Republicca. 80 BC

Painting Styles in the “Ixion Room”Fresco in the House of the Vettii, PompeiiRebuilt 62-79 CE

Augustus of Primaporta1st century CE copy of bronze original, Marble (6’8” high)Early Empireca. 20 BC (original)

The Flavian Amphitheater (Colosseum)Rome70-80 CE

http://www.history.com/topics/ancient-history/colosseum

http://youtu.be/OOylD1KC6kc

The PantheonRomeca. 110-128 CE

Equestrian Statue of Marcus AureliusBronze (Originally gilded) (11’6”)ca. 176 CE

CaracallaMarble (14 ½”)Late ImperialEarly 3rd century CE

Baths of CaracallaRomeca. 211-217 CE

The TetrarchsProphyry (51”)Cathedral of St. Mark, Veniceca. 300 CE

AdditiveArchBarrel vaultBas reliefBlack-figure paintingBronzeCameoCarvingCastingCeramicClayConcreteContrapposto

FaienceFrescoFriezeGlassGoldHigh reliefIncisingIn-the-roundLimestoneLost-wax castingLow reliefMarbleOnyx

PaintPlasterPorcelainReliefRepousséSlipStoneSubtractiveTemperaTerracottaWood

MEDIUM OR TECHNIQUE?

STYLE OR PERIOD?

AbstractArchaicCave paintingClassicalCorinthianDynasticEtruscanThe Fourth Pompeiian StyleHellenisticHigh Classical

IdealizedIllusionistic Marble (Pompeii)PaleolithicPictorial Scenes (Pompeii)RealisticRomanVerismWet DraperyWhimsical Architecture and Small Vignettes (Pompeii)

LOCATION OR CIVILIZATION?

AcropolisAegeanCitadelCreteEgyptEgyptianEtruriaEtruscanFranceGaul

GreeceGreekMinoanNecropolisPompeianPompeiiPrimaportaRoman SpainThe Rubicon

ARCHITECTURAL TERMS

AqueductArcadeArchAtriumBarrel VaultBasilicaBathsBayCenteringCisternClerestoryCofferColonnade

EntablatureExtradosForumFrigidariumGroin vaultImpluviumImpostInsulaeIntradosJambKeystonePediment

PeristylePierPilasterSoclesSpandrelSpringingStereobateStylobateTepidariumVelariumVoussoirs

GOVERNMENT

Edict of MilanFlavianJulio-ClaudianOligarchyPatriciansPax RomanaPlebeiansPropagandaSenateTetrarchy

ADDITIONAL TERMS

CuirassDamnatio MemoriaeMilvian BridgeShe-WolfTondo