ROMAN MYTHOLOGY

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Etruscans

Settlers of ancient Etruria influenced by Greek and Near Eastern cultures.

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Greeks and Near Eastern traditions via trade with Phoenicians.

What influenced Etruscan art style?

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Funerary sports and rituals.

What was a frequent theme in Etruscan art?

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Phersu

A masked Etruscan figure; possibly linked to the origin of the word person.

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Rhea Silvia and Mars, the god of war.

Who are the parents of Romulus and Remus?

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They were raised by a she-wolf; Romulus later killed Remus.

What famous story involves Romulus and Remus?

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Romulus

Founder of Rome.

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Transition from Paganism to Early Christianity.

What is the major religious shift shown in Roman culture?

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iconography

A system of images used by artists to convey specific meanings.

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Ikon meaning “image.”

What is the Greek root of “iconography”?

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To identify saints, biblical events, and religious symbolism.

What is the purpose of iconography in Christian art?

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St. Agatha

Christian martyr often shown with her severed breasts (her attribute).

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St. Agnes

Virgin martyr often shown with a lamb.

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St. Lucia

Martyr depicted with eyes on a plate or holding a lamp.

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Felix Resurrección Hidalgo (1884)

Who painted Las Virgenes Cristianas Expuestas Al Populacho?

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Christian virgins exposed to a hostile pagan crowd.

What does the painting depict?

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Latin (West) and Orthodox (East) traditions.

What divided the Christian Church into East and West?

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330 CE to 1453.

When did Byzantine art flourish?

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Religious and imperial imagery

What were the two main focuses of Byzantine art?

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They were highly regulated by religious authorities.

Why were Byzantine images stylized and symbolic?

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tempera

A paint medium where pigment is mixed with egg yolk, milk, or gums.

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In Italy, for panel paintings (13th–15th century).

Where and when was egg tempera commonly used?

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Painting icons, panels, and detailed, long-lasting artworks.

What is tempera mainly used for?