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for different
between Roman
and Greece (credit to Google)
I
knew several mythological gods; statues and architectural building,
but that confused me whether belongs to ancient Greece or Roman.
As
always, many times I mixed up the different between Zeus and Jupiter;
Poseidon and Neptune; Hades and Pluto; and Hermes and Mercury.
Then,
in term of statues; the beauty, medium and heroic quality of Greece
and Rome sculptures looks the same for me.
In
respect to architectural buildings, since they were characterized by
pillars to support in front roof, I thought they are exactly similar
in size and style.
However,
recently, my impression is quite little bit changes in ancient
culture. I understand now that Romans assimilated Greece in many ways
(aspects) due to their long time to occupy the Greece.
Even
though, as conquerors, Roman structures and paintings have strong
human values. In addition to totally copy of Greece, then Romans has
their own conception too. They also combine the Greek and their own
arts.
As
an early stage of understanding art history, I myself feel that
Parthenon and Pantheon have helped my changed of thought to ancient
Greece and Roman cultures.
Both
architectural buildings have similarities in term of initial function
and number of columns in front of the entrance.
Some
of different that the building is the Pantheon for serving many gods,
while Parthenon for one god only, Athena; and the Parthenon is a
rectangular form, while Pantheon is built in a spherical structure.
What
do you know about different between Roman and Greece?
The mythological gods are similar yet different names.
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Some of different that the building is the Pantheon for serving many gods, while Parthenon for one god only, Athena; and the Parthenon is a rectangular form, while Pantheon is built in a spherical structure.
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As always, many times I mixed up the different between Zeus and Jupiter; Poseidon and Neptune; Hades and Pluto; and Hermes and Mercury.
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I knew several mythological gods; statues and architectural building, but that confused me whether belongs to ancient Greece or Roman.
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Then, in term of statues; the beauty, medium and heroic quality of Greece and Rome sculptures looks the same for me.
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Then, in term of statues; the beauty, medium and heroic quality of Greece and Rome sculptures looks the same for me.
Nice bit of info.
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In respect to architectural buildings, since they were characterized by pillars to support in front roof, I thought they are exactly similar in size and style.
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In respect to architectural buildings, since they were characterized by pillars to support in front roof, I thought they are exactly similar in size and style.
I've read ancient greek and roman myths.
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However, recently, my impression is quite little bit changes in ancient culture. I understand now that Romans assimilated Greece in many ways (aspects) due to their long time to occupy the Greece.
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However, recently, my impression is quite little bit changes in ancient culture. I understand now that Romans assimilated Greece in many ways (aspects) due to their long time to occupy the Greece.
I have read most of the myths☺
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Even though, as conquerors, Roman structures and paintings have strong human values. In addition to totally copy of Greece, then Romans has their own conception too. They also combine the Greek and their own arts.
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Even though, as conquerors, Roman structures and paintings have strong human values. In addition to totally copy of Greece, then Romans has their own conception too. They also combine the Greek and their own arts
There are many similar things but also many diferences, I love studing both classic cultures.
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Some of different that the building is the Pantheon for serving many gods, while Parthenon for one god only, Athena; and the Parthenon is a rectangular form, while Pantheon is built in a spherical structure.
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As an early stage of understanding art history, I myself feel that Parthenon and Pantheon have helped my changed of thought to ancient Greece and Roman culture
I studied art history, both romans and greeks were great civilizations!!
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Both architectural buildings have similarities in term of initial function and number of columns in front of the entrance.