You and your partner have to do some internet research. Your task is to find 2 differences and 2 similarities in Greek and Roman sculpture.
I do not suggest trying to find an article that someone has written and posted... It is alot of reading and most articles discuss the differences in their ARCHITECTURE, not their SCULPTURE.
I recommend that you simply IMAGE SEARCH Greek sculpture and then image search Roman sculpture and use your own fresh mind, intuition, and perspective to make these observations...
You and your partner will then post these DIFFERENCES/SIMILARITIES in a post on this blog to take care of the 5 points for the quiz we are not having this week.
Click on the little comments line next to the little PENCIL below this text to add your answers/insight.
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two sims and 2 diffs
ReplyDeletebob and tom
similarities:
ReplyDelete1.mainly human sculptures
2.both very defined and exact
differences:
1.roman-mostly of gods, or just of heads
2.roman-body is more defined and more exact
Taylor
similarities:
ReplyDeletemostly all naked and the sculptures were mostly people they worshiped.
Differences:
they were more clothed and they were sculptures of mostly military generals and famous people
Jake:D
2 similarities:
ReplyDelete-Pretty much nude, or if not they had on very little clothing.
-most had been mad from marble, metal, or some sort of stone.
2 differences:
-some were vary detailed and some not.
-some had al body parts, and some had been missing limbs or a head.
KD& Ian
Similarities:
ReplyDeleteThey're both sculptures of humans
The sculptures have to do with their religion
Differences:
Roman sculptures are more life like than greek
Greek sculptures are more rounded off, like no characteristics
Brandon
Similarities-
ReplyDelete1. Both made out of white stone
2. Both very detailed sculptures
Differences-
1. Roman sculpture's body postions seem to be more human-like and natural
2. Roman sculptures seem more god or goddess-like, rather than what everyday people actually looked like
Alyssa D.
Similarities: Most of those statues that have survived are made of marble. Most of them have little or no pupil definition and are highly detailed.
ReplyDeleteDifferences: Roman statues are more likely to express emotion while most Greek statues have serene features. Roman statues' characteristic face tends to have a broader, "Roman" nose, and they are less idealized.
Allison M.
Sims: Both Roman and Greek had very detailed sculptures of the human body. And were very nude and were made from stone.
ReplyDeleteDiffs: The detail work on some seemed to be better than others. And then some of the greek sculptures were more god based, or had man and animal combined.
Joey W and Jordan N
Something that they have in common is that the artists are still foucusing on the human body as their insperation, but the Romans start to cover up the mens bodys with clothes. The Greeks seem to focuse on the strengh, and the details of the human body, while the Romans start to tell more of a storie with their art. The Romans make their sculptures more interesting to look at, not only with the bodys, but with animals, and the different ways that the body can move.
ReplyDeleteAshley N
Different:
ReplyDelete1.)The romans statues were more exact.
2.)The roman sculpted mostly their gods.
Similar:
1.) Mostly always nude or presumed to be.
2.)Alot were human.
(v^.^)>@<(^.^v) =^.^= >.< Brittany *-*
Similarities
ReplyDelete-based off the human form mostly
-use similar details(abs,leg position)
Differences
-the Romans have more clothes on
-the Romans do more sculptures of just the head
Stephanie M.
Similarities and differences of Greek and Roman art.
ReplyDeletediffs
1. The Greeks mostly worked in bronze while the Romans used marble and did marble copies of Greek sculpture.
2. Roman statues focus more on regal people and idealized emperors, while the Greeks focused on idealized athletes, gods, and mythology.
sims
1. Both Roman and Greek statues were idealizing people.
2. Both Greek and Roman Sculptures were very detailed.
Nate and Sebastian
Defferences-
ReplyDeleteRomans have more covered statues.
The Romans have more upper body and head statues.
Similarities-
Both the greeks and romans do sculptures mainly of people.
They both show lots of detail and in dif. poses
colton
Similarities:
ReplyDeleteThey are all nude, and they seem to all be life-like.
Differences:
Roman sculptures seem to have more muscles while Greek sculptures seem to be more realistic.
Zach N.
Simularities: 1)Men are always muscular
ReplyDelete2)They aren't very rigid forms
3)Both are made of stone
Differences: 1)You can't always see the greek face
2)Romans are more natural and human like then the greeks
By: April Stephenson :)
Similarities:
ReplyDelete- Many of both of them are wearing no clothes.
- Both are very detailed with hair and muscles, very real like.
Differences:
- Roman sculptures seem to be more real like.
- Roman sculptures are posed in a lot more positions
Ashley Jacobson
Differences:
ReplyDelete-Greek sculptures were less clothed than most Roman Sculptures
-Greek sculptures portrayed more movement or action than the Roman sculptures
Similarities:
-Both have curly hair
-Mainly human forms
Travis & Stephanie d.
2 sims and 2 diffs
ReplyDeleteSims- .Had a wide variety
.all sculpture was posed
Diffs- .The Romans based there sculptures on new engineering styles and secular monuments, where the greeks based their work on their gods and perfect body forms.
. The romans worked in marble, whereas the greeks worked in bronze.
Kyle Gallagher & Tosha Rodriguez
Differences:
ReplyDeleteRoman sculptures of women were most always carved with their clothes on.
Greek sculptures are almost always naked.
Similarities:
They both carve Humans in their most perfect form.
They both carve scenes of them interacting with their Gods in some way.
Differences:
ReplyDeleteRoman sculptures of women were most always carved with their clothes on.
Greek sculptures are almost always naked.
Similarities:
They both carve Humans in their most perfect form.
They both carve scenes of them interacting with their Gods in some way.
*Ashley Cardwell
Similarites- They are both of mostly people and are usually the same colors and very detailed.
ReplyDeleteDifferences- Roman statues mostly have clothes on and greek statues do not. Greek statues are mostly of actions or of greek gods and goddesses.
Ashley P.
Similarities:
ReplyDelete*Attention to detail of the human body
*Related to gods/goddesses
Differences:
*Roman sculptures are more detailed and realistic, partly because the sculptors copied and improved on Greek efforts to depict the human body
*There is more variation in the poses and features of Roman sculptures
Miranda W
Similarities
ReplyDelete1. Greeks were the first to create free standing statues.
2. Greeks took artistic ideas from the Egyptians and Italians took artistic ideas from the Greeks.
Difference
1. The first difference between Greek and Italian sculptors is that Greek artists based they're work mainly on Greek mythology. Italian sculptors based they're work on the religion catholic.
2. Also Italian sculptors furthered more in adding humanism to they're pieces of art.
By: CRYSTAL HERNANDEZ
2 similarites
ReplyDelete(1) Both have mostly blank eyes.
(2) Both have detailed clothing
2 Differences
(1) Greek staues are older.
(2) Used different stones to carve.
By Hannah Schneider&Toni Graham
Roman sculptures seem to be serene and soft, concentrating more on the face and almost intellect or creativity, whereas the Greek sculptures seem to focus more on the strength of body, holding spears and wearing helmets, to represent power.
ReplyDeleteBoth the Greek and Roman sculptures concentrate deeply on the definition of the human body and, many of them are of more than one person, maybe to suggest unity or compassion.
Chelsea Kopp
Great! You guys really understood this. The differences are subtle, but they exist. ROMANS were more comfortable with showing EMOTION. They had a wider variety of POSES. they used more DETAIL. and their sculptures were more recognizable as actual specific PEOPLE- not just generic faces.
ReplyDeleteI think, as a class, you covered ALL of the major points!
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MR.L
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ReplyDelete-Colton
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Hannah Schneider
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ReplyDelete-KD the Lion
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ReplyDeleteAlyssa D.
Its hard to understand how unhappiness can be a popular art form but I do think that every emotion can be and has been illustrated.
ReplyDeleteCRYSTAL HERNANDEZ