This document discusses ancient art from several civilizations. It begins with Phoenician sculpture and vases from Spain. It then discusses Greek sculpture and architecture, including the Cariátides, Parthenon, and sculptures depicting sports. Roman art is described as being influenced by Greek styles in sculpture and mosaics. Examples of Roman architecture like arches and columns are presented, as well as depictions of Greek and Roman mythology in sculptures. The document concludes by noting how civilizations express themselves through art changes as the civilizations change over time.

1. ANCIENT
HISTORY
THROUGH ART
Natalia Hernández Martín

2. THE PHOENICIANS
This is an example of
Phoenician sculpture
in Spain.

3. THE PHOENICIANS
These are examples of Phoenician
vases. Vases were
used to store things.

4. THE GREEKS
The Greeks were amazing sculptors who influenced
Sculpture centuries later.
These are The Cariátides and they are part of The
Acropolis in Athens (Greece). The sculptures are so well
done that they look real.

5. THE GREEKS
The Greeks built a lot of temples that inspired the
Romans.
This is the Parthenon built for the goddess Athenea.

6. THE GREEKS
The Greeks invented the
Olympic Games. They loved
sports, so they represented it
in many sculptures.
Discobolo

7. THE GREEKS
This is the ideal beauty for the
Greeks.
Venus de Milo

8. THE CARTHAGINIANS
These sculptures were found
in the Iberian Peninsula.
As you can see, they have
a different style.

9. THE CARTHAGINIANS
The Carthaginians had
their own currency.

10. THE ROMANS
The Roman sculpture was
influenced by the Greeks.
Can you see how similar are
they?

11. THE ROMANS
The same as the mosaics.
They took the idea from
the Greeks.

12. THE ROMANS
The Roman arches were built
to remember battles which
were won.

13. THE ROMANS
The Trajan columns were built to
remember battles which the romans
won.

14. GREEK AND ROMAN MITHOLOGY
Poseidon
Artemis or Diana
Gods and
goddesses are
present
in the Greek
and Roman
Art.

15. THINK OF HOW PEOPLE CHANGE THE
WAY THE EXPRESS THEMSELVES AS THEY
CHANGE TOO.