The Romanesque art document discusses Roman art from ancient Rome and the Roman Empire between the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD. It was divided into Republican art with Greek influence and Imperial art from the 1st century BC to the 5rd century AD. Major Romanesque art forms included architecture, painting, sculpture and mosaics. Roman victory over Greece in 146 BC spread Roman artistic styles. Painting is considered the most important part of Romanesque art, though much is only known from artifacts preserved at Pompeii and Herculaneum after the volcanic eruptions. Other discussed Roman constructions included aqueducts, amphitheaters, circuses, castles and walls.

1. THE ROMAN
ART
Núria Corbella, Gisel·la Alcoz, Berta
Vergés i Cristina Raich

2. THE ROMANESQUE
ART:
It has the visual arts made in Ancient
Rome, and in the territories of the Roman
Empire.
 Major forms of Romanesque art are
architecture, painting, sculpture and
mosaic work... are sometimes considered
in modern terms to be minor forms of
Romanesque art.

3. PARTS OF THE
ROMAN ART
 The parts of the roman art are:
-Republican: (3rd to 1st century BC): with
much Greek influence.
-Imperial: (1st century BC - 5 th century
BC) with late art from the 2nd and 3rd
centuries AD.

4. ROMANESQUE
ARTISTIC
DEVELOPMENT:
 The Roman
victory in Asia Minor in 189 B.C. and the
conquest of ancient Greece in 146 BC, with the
taking of Corinth and
Carthage, are key dates for the
Romanesque artistic development.

5. PAINTING
 Our knowledge of Ancient Romanesque
painting relies in large part on the
preservation of artifacts from Pompeii and
Herculaneum, and particularly the
Pompeian mural painting.
 It is the most important part of the
romanesque art.

6. ARC THE TRIOMPHE
In the frieze there are remains of an
inscription which refers to Luci Lucini Sura,
who paid for the reforms of the monument.
It was built in the 2 nd century BC.
Before, the sculpture of August was in the
middle of the structure because the arch was
built in his honor.
The objective of this monument was the
importance of the emperor, the battles or
commemorate a famous character of the city.

7. BERA’S ARC

8.  The Roman aqueduct was a tube that can
carry large quantities of water from
its source to the city.
This aqueduct store and regulated
water flow.
After that, the water was distributed in all
directions from the city through the reeds.
AQUEDUCT

10. AMPHITHEATRE CIRCUS
MORE CONSTRUCTIONS

11. CASTLE WALLS