How did Ancient Rome Influence the Renaissance?
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The architecture, art, and engineering
The architecture, art, and engineering of Ancient Rome had a huge impact on the thinkers, builders, and artists of the Renaissance. We'll examine some of the key monuments in the heart of the ancient city that exerted an influence on the 15th and 16th century inhabitants. There's a lot of reuse and recycling involved!
0:00 Introduction
1:31 Sistine Chapel
2:22 Via Appia
3:17 Campidoglio
4:14 Roman Forum
5:40 Theater of Marcellus
6:53 Pantheon
7:36 Domus Aurea
8:59 Bocca della Verita'
9:46 A reused sarcophagus
10:53 Castel S. Angelo (Hadrian's Mausoleum)
12:31 Baths of Diocletian
12:49 Pantheon
13:08 Statue of Agrippa from Rome (in Venice)
14:34 Tetrarchy statue group (Venice)
15:21 Carracci brothers' "Loves of the gods" in Palazzo Farnese
16:25 Vigna Barberini on the Palatine hill
16:55 Arch of Constantine
17:25 S. Prassede pavement (reused marbles)
17:52 Temple of Hercules, nymphaeum of Alexander Severus,
18:46 Campus Martius
19:10 Forum Boarium
19:29 Colosseum and Roman Forum
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0:00 Introduction
1:31 Sistine Chapel
2:22 Via Appia
3:17 Campidoglio
4:14 Roman Forum
5:40 Theater of Marcellus
6:53 Pantheon
7:36 Domus Aurea
8:59 Bocca della Verita'
9:46 A reused sarcophagus
10:53 Castel S. Angelo (Hadrian's Mausoleum)
12:31 Baths of Diocletian
12:49 Pantheon
13:08 Statue of Agrippa from Rome (in Venice)
14:34 Tetrarchy statue group (Venice)
15:21 Carracci brothers' "Loves of the gods" in Palazzo Farnese
16:25 Vigna Barberini on the Palatine hill
16:55 Arch of Constantine
17:25 S. Prassede pavement (reused marbles)
17:52 Temple of Hercules, nymphaeum of Alexander Severus,
18:46 Campus Martius
19:10 Forum Boarium
19:29 Colosseum and Roman Forum
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Join our newsletter https://ancientromelive.org to receive a link to our monthly, free live lecture, and updates on our latest videos, articles, live seminara, online courses and more!
This content is brought to you by The American Institute for Roman Culture (AIRC), a 501(C)3 US Non-Profit Organization. https://romanculture.org. Please support our mission to aid learning and understanding of ancient Rome through free-to-access content by donating today via the following link:
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