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Theme 1. victory, triumph, celebration

-->List the 4 case studies


-->List the readings and how they relate





1.Arch of Titus 82 CE

2.Castel Nuovo 1279 CE


3. Column of Trajan 113 CE


4.Stele of Axium 4th C CE


-->Kleiner--> depictions gave Romans a sense of participation in the "glorious enterprise" of Rome. He also compares Titus and Trajan.


--> Josephus--Arch represents Titus' glory and celebrates the Jewish war

Theme 2. looting, damage, destruction and restitution

--> List 4 case studies


--> List 2 readings



1.Horses of San Marco 4th C BCE

-->Cecil Gould


2. Tyrannicides 6th c CE


3. Temple of Apollo 7th c BCE


4. Temple of Jerusalem957 BCE


-->Nigel Spivy--> Tyrannicaides--> They represented democracy


--> Josephus Flavius--> WAR ON THE JEWS--> The Romans truly defeated them by taking the menorah, the bread table and the incense altar/burning the place down

Theme 3. Lament, mourn, document, remember


1.Dresden (feb 1945 destroyed)

2.Coventry Cathedral (Bombed in November 1940)--> coventry Blitz


3. Bosnian war--> Sarajevo rose


4. Sarajevo children's memorial fountain


Louise Campbell--> Coventry--> competition for rebuilding


Mark Jarzombek--> Dresdens conflicting modernities

Theme 4. Unearth, Rebuild, Reconstruct Recreate
1. Mostar Bridge (original: 16th c CE,rebuilt:2001)

2. Bamiyan Buddhas 544 CE (destroyed 2001)


3. Hippodrome Byzantine era


4.Mussolini and the unearthing of the Mausoleum of Augustus and reconstructing the Ara Pacis.

Theme 5. Rstoration, Conservation, Preservation
1. Laocoon (excavated in Rome in 1506 CE)

2. Elgin Marbles (4th C BCE)


3. Bamiyan Valley (Unesco World Heritage site since 2003)


4. Madonna di Foligno




Article: David Karmon--> Laacoon papacy advocated to protect art even if pagan, they understood the value and the history even though they had nothing to do with Catholicism




Article: Paul Philipot--> All products of culture are part of one larger inheritance of mankind. He encourages preservation on a global scale because he believes that cultural heritage should be preserved and maintained. UNESCO





Theme 6. Safeguarding, Legislation, Ministry
1. Monuments Men

2. Unesco


3. Cura Urbis


4. Hitler