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40


Name: Alexander Mosaic from the House of Faun, Pompeii





Date: c. 100 BCE





Period/Style: Greek





Artist/Architect: Unknown





Patron: citizen of Pompeii





Original Location: House of the Faun, Pompeii





Material/Technique: Mosaic





Function: Decoration





Context: Depicts the moment when the battle between Alexander the Great and Darius turned in Alexander's favor; political art





Descriptive Terms: Complicated, political, foreshortening




41



Name: Seated Boxer





Date: c. 100 BCE





Period/Style: Hellenistic Greek (towards end of Greek period)





Artist/Architect: Unknown





Patron: Unknown





Original Location: buried under the Quirinial – one of the seven hills of Rome





Material/Technique: Bronze – lost wax casting; some copper worked into the bronze to appear to be wounds





Function: Might be a depiction of an actual athlete from the time, or decorative (?)





Context: Most Greek statues depicted ideal human forms (young, beautiful athletes); religious connections





Descriptive Terms: Depicts an old, ugly athlete who appears to have been defeated

42



Name: Head of a Roman patrician





Date: c. 75-50 BCE





Period/Style: Republican Roman





Artist/Architect: Unknown





Patron: Roman patrician





Original Location: Rome, Italy





Material/Technique: Marble





Function: Bust of important citizen; political art





Context: Idealized portrayal of patrician - shows dignity of age (ideal for politicians of the time)





Descriptive Terms: