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Why Did Romans Copy Greek Art. In the late fourth century b.c., the romans initiated a policy of expansion that in 300 years made them the masters of the mediterranean world. Greek cultural influence was already permeating the societies of the. Once the romans got hold of the greek territory, they copied everything, from their art and architecture to religion. Although the ancient romans did copy many aspects of the ancient greek civilization, they were not copying it wholesale. The label “roman copy after a greek original” can be found in museums throughout the world on most roman sculptures. The romans began to copy greek culture because of the desire of the roman elite to emulate an older greek culture to separate themselves from the latin and italian tribes which surrounded. The rise of julius caesar, following. It would appear that roman artists had much ancient greek art to copy from since trade in art, books and teaching about greek ideas was rife throughout the roman empire. Impressed by the wealth, culture, and. Greek art became the rage when roman generals began conquering greek cities (beginning in 211 b.c.e.), and returned triumphantly to rome not. Greek works, taken as spoils of war, were extensively copied and displayed in roman homes and became a primary influence upon roman art and architecture.

Greek works, taken as spoils of war, were extensively copied and displayed in roman homes and became a primary influence upon roman art and architecture. It would appear that roman artists had much ancient greek art to copy from since trade in art, books and teaching about greek ideas was rife throughout the roman empire. Greek art became the rage when roman generals began conquering greek cities (beginning in 211 b.c.e.), and returned triumphantly to rome not. Greek cultural influence was already permeating the societies of the. Once the romans got hold of the greek territory, they copied everything, from their art and architecture to religion. Although the ancient romans did copy many aspects of the ancient greek civilization, they were not copying it wholesale. Impressed by the wealth, culture, and. The romans began to copy greek culture because of the desire of the roman elite to emulate an older greek culture to separate themselves from the latin and italian tribes which surrounded. The rise of julius caesar, following. The label “roman copy after a greek original” can be found in museums throughout the world on most roman sculptures.

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Why Did Romans Copy Greek Art Once the romans got hold of the greek territory, they copied everything, from their art and architecture to religion. Once the romans got hold of the greek territory, they copied everything, from their art and architecture to religion. The romans began to copy greek culture because of the desire of the roman elite to emulate an older greek culture to separate themselves from the latin and italian tribes which surrounded. Greek works, taken as spoils of war, were extensively copied and displayed in roman homes and became a primary influence upon roman art and architecture. The rise of julius caesar, following. It would appear that roman artists had much ancient greek art to copy from since trade in art, books and teaching about greek ideas was rife throughout the roman empire. In the late fourth century b.c., the romans initiated a policy of expansion that in 300 years made them the masters of the mediterranean world. The label “roman copy after a greek original” can be found in museums throughout the world on most roman sculptures. Although the ancient romans did copy many aspects of the ancient greek civilization, they were not copying it wholesale. Greek cultural influence was already permeating the societies of the. Impressed by the wealth, culture, and. Greek art became the rage when roman generals began conquering greek cities (beginning in 211 b.c.e.), and returned triumphantly to rome not.