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Art in the Lives of Ordinary Romans

Visual Representation and Non-Elite Viewers in Italy, 100 B.C.-A.D. 315

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Exploring the intersection of art and daily life in ancient Rome, this book delves into how ordinary Romans engaged with and were influenced by artistic expressions. It examines various forms of art, including frescoes, pottery, and sculpture, highlighting their significance in social and cultural contexts. By analyzing artifacts and historical evidence, the work sheds light on the aesthetic values and practices of the Roman populace, revealing the integral role art played in shaping their everyday experiences.

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Art in the Lives of Ordinary Romans, John R. Clarke

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