Art of the World: Rome and Her Empire Heinz Kähler

Name: Art of the World: Rome and Her Empire Heinz Kähler
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Autor	Heinz Kähler
Uvez	Tvrdi (u zaštitnoj kutiji)
Izdavač	Methuen
Godina izdavanja	1963
Stranica	262
Stanje	Rabljeno / Vrlo dobro očuvano 9/10
Jezik	Engleski

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Art of the World: Rome and Her Empire Heinz Kähler

Here is a survey of Roman art and culture from the time of the first settlements on the eastern bank of the Tiber to the moment when secular Rome was succeeded by ecclesiastical Rome during the middle ages.

For a long time Roman art was considered essentially nothing but a derivative, provincial form of Greek art. It is the special aim of the author to stress the unique quality of Roman culture and to present it as a national art, in spite of all the outside influences.

Celts, Iberians, Germans, Greeks, Anatolians, Syrians, Egyptians and North Africans have blended their culture with that of the Romans, but the Roman identity was so strong that it was able to absorb, digest and master all these foreign influences. Professor Kähler, with the aid of history, clarifies the meaning of "Roman" and the enlarges on the specific aspects of Roman art and culture.

Romans had a very unusual feeling for space. As a result, those arts in which spatial characteristics predominate reflect the Roman contribution to world civilization: architecture, reliefs, portraiture, and murals. The majority of the illustrations in this volume, portraying these arts, give evidence of the importance of the Roman impact on European culture.