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245 10 a| Roman art /c| Paul Zanker ; translated by Henry Heitmann-Gordon.;

260 a| Los Angeles, Calif. :b| J. Paul Getty Museum,c| 2010.;

300 a| ix, 205 pages :b| illustrations (some color), plans ;c| 25 cm;

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500 a| Originally published: Rome-Bari : Gius, Laterza & Figli Spa, 2008.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (p. [196]-203) and index.;

546 a| Translated from the Italian.;

505 0 a| 1. A New Art Based on Greek Forms -- Hellenistic Culture Changes the Lifestyle of Roman Aristocrats -- New Spaces for Images: The Villa as the Locus of Otium -- The Sculptures of the Villa of the Papyri, Herculaneum -- Opening Up Worlds of the Imagination -- Selecting the Best: Imitation as Cultural Destiny -- Popular Art? -- 2. The Representation of Power and Prestige: Conflicting Images -- Public Art outside Rome -- Competition among the Mighty -- Pride in One's Own Face -- 3. Images of Power: Dominion and World Order in the Empire -- Imperial Portraiture under the Empire -- The Barbarian and the Amphitheater -- Imperial Art as a System -- Imperial Art and Public Ceremony: "Historical" Reliefs -- Official Art as "Propaganda"? How Did the Images Function? -- Internalizing the Cliches of Imperial Art -- 4. The Roman House as Theater of the Joys of Life -- A Culture of Hospitality and Entertainment -- Images and Their Associations -- Living with Myth -- Fantasy Worlds -- Costly Furnishings -- 5. Tomb and Self-Image -- Memoria and Achievement -- Withdrawal from the Public Gaze -- Mourning, Solace, and Joie de vivre: The Imagery of Sarcophagi -- 6. Rome and the Empire -- A Patchwork of Cultures -- The Ruler-Cult and the Image of the Emperor -- Funerary Self-Representation in the Provinces -- The Greek East Remains True to Its Own Traditions -- "Schools" of Sculpture -- 7. Toward Late Antiquity -- A New Image for the Emperor -- New Images for a Changed Mentality.;

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Roman art / Paul Zanker ; translated by Henry Heitmann-Gordon.

Author/creator	Zanker, Paul
Format	Book
Publication Info	Los Angeles, Calif. : J. Paul Getty Museum, 2010.
Description	ix, 205 pages : illustrations (some color), plans ; 25 cm
Subjects	Art, Roman.

Uniform title	Arte Romana. English
Contents	1. A New Art Based on Greek Forms -- Hellenistic Culture Changes the Lifestyle of Roman Aristocrats -- New Spaces for Images: The Villa as the Locus of Otium -- The Sculptures of the Villa of the Papyri, Herculaneum -- Opening Up Worlds of the Imagination -- Selecting the Best: Imitation as Cultural Destiny -- Popular Art? -- 2. The Representation of Power and Prestige: Conflicting Images -- Public Art outside Rome -- Competition among the Mighty -- Pride in One's Own Face -- 3. Images of Power: Dominion and World Order in the Empire -- Imperial Portraiture under the Empire -- The Barbarian and the Amphitheater -- Imperial Art as a System -- Imperial Art and Public Ceremony: "Historical" Reliefs -- Official Art as "Propaganda"? How Did the Images Function? -- Internalizing the Cliches of Imperial Art -- 4. The Roman House as Theater of the Joys of Life -- A Culture of Hospitality and Entertainment -- Images and Their Associations -- Living with Myth -- Fantasy Worlds -- Costly Furnishings -- 5. Tomb and Self-Image -- Memoria and Achievement -- Withdrawal from the Public Gaze -- Mourning, Solace, and Joie de vivre: The Imagery of Sarcophagi -- 6. Rome and the Empire -- A Patchwork of Cultures -- The Ruler-Cult and the Image of the Emperor -- Funerary Self-Representation in the Provinces -- The Greek East Remains True to Its Own Traditions -- "Schools" of Sculpture -- 7. Toward Late Antiquity -- A New Image for the Emperor -- New Images for a Changed Mentality.
General note	Originally published: Rome-Bari : Gius, Laterza & Figli Spa, 2008.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (p. [196]-203) and index.
Language	Translated from the Italian.
LCCN	2010001808
ISBN	9781606060308 (hardcover)
ISBN	1606060309 (hardcover)

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