The Social Dynamics of Roman Imperial Imagery
Herausgeber: Russell, Amy; Hellström, Monica
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The Social Dynamics of Roman Imperial Imagery
Herausgeber: Russell, Amy; Hellström, Monica
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The visual language of the Roman Empire was remarkably consistent. These images were made, used, and reinterpreted at all social levels, and often for local purposes. From a historical and archaeological perspective, this book explores the visual contribution of ordinary people across Rome's empire.
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The visual language of the Roman Empire was remarkably consistent. These images were made, used, and reinterpreted at all social levels, and often for local purposes. From a historical and archaeological perspective, this book explores the visual contribution of ordinary people across Rome's empire.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. März 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 550g
- ISBN-13: 9781108799720
- ISBN-10: 1108799728
- Artikelnr.: 63460548
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. März 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 550g
- ISBN-13: 9781108799720
- ISBN-10: 1108799728
- Artikelnr.: 63460548
1. Introduction: Imperial imagery and the Role of Social Dynamics Monica
Hellström and Amy Russell; 2. The Altars of the Lares Augusti: A View from
the Streets of Augustan Iconography Amy Russell; 3. Modelling the Emperor:
Representations of Power, Empire, and Dynasty among Eastern Client Kings
Julia Wilker; 4. Pvblica Nvmina: Conspicuously Consuming the Imperial Image
at Tomis Nandini B. Pandey; 5. Roman Emperors, Conquest, and Violence:
Images from the Eastern Provinces Caillan Davenport; 6. Court Politics and
Imperial Imagery in the Roman Principate Benjamin Kelly; 7. Local
Aspirations and Statues of Emperors in Roman North Africa Monica Hellström;
8. The Altar of P. Perelius Hedulus in Carthage and the Social Aspects of
Provincial Image-Making Megan Goldman-Petri; 9. Imagines et tituli:
Epigraphic Evidence of Imperial Imagery in Meeting-Places of Roman
Professional corpora Nicolas Tran; 10. The Imperial Image in Media of
Mechanical Reproduction: The Tokens of Rome Clare Rowan; 11. When was an
Imperial Image? Some Reflections on Roman Art and Imagery Olivier Hekster.
Hellström and Amy Russell; 2. The Altars of the Lares Augusti: A View from
the Streets of Augustan Iconography Amy Russell; 3. Modelling the Emperor:
Representations of Power, Empire, and Dynasty among Eastern Client Kings
Julia Wilker; 4. Pvblica Nvmina: Conspicuously Consuming the Imperial Image
at Tomis Nandini B. Pandey; 5. Roman Emperors, Conquest, and Violence:
Images from the Eastern Provinces Caillan Davenport; 6. Court Politics and
Imperial Imagery in the Roman Principate Benjamin Kelly; 7. Local
Aspirations and Statues of Emperors in Roman North Africa Monica Hellström;
8. The Altar of P. Perelius Hedulus in Carthage and the Social Aspects of
Provincial Image-Making Megan Goldman-Petri; 9. Imagines et tituli:
Epigraphic Evidence of Imperial Imagery in Meeting-Places of Roman
Professional corpora Nicolas Tran; 10. The Imperial Image in Media of
Mechanical Reproduction: The Tokens of Rome Clare Rowan; 11. When was an
Imperial Image? Some Reflections on Roman Art and Imagery Olivier Hekster.
1. Introduction: Imperial imagery and the Role of Social Dynamics Monica
Hellström and Amy Russell; 2. The Altars of the Lares Augusti: A View from
the Streets of Augustan Iconography Amy Russell; 3. Modelling the Emperor:
Representations of Power, Empire, and Dynasty among Eastern Client Kings
Julia Wilker; 4. Pvblica Nvmina: Conspicuously Consuming the Imperial Image
at Tomis Nandini B. Pandey; 5. Roman Emperors, Conquest, and Violence:
Images from the Eastern Provinces Caillan Davenport; 6. Court Politics and
Imperial Imagery in the Roman Principate Benjamin Kelly; 7. Local
Aspirations and Statues of Emperors in Roman North Africa Monica Hellström;
8. The Altar of P. Perelius Hedulus in Carthage and the Social Aspects of
Provincial Image-Making Megan Goldman-Petri; 9. Imagines et tituli:
Epigraphic Evidence of Imperial Imagery in Meeting-Places of Roman
Professional corpora Nicolas Tran; 10. The Imperial Image in Media of
Mechanical Reproduction: The Tokens of Rome Clare Rowan; 11. When was an
Imperial Image? Some Reflections on Roman Art and Imagery Olivier Hekster.
Hellström and Amy Russell; 2. The Altars of the Lares Augusti: A View from
the Streets of Augustan Iconography Amy Russell; 3. Modelling the Emperor:
Representations of Power, Empire, and Dynasty among Eastern Client Kings
Julia Wilker; 4. Pvblica Nvmina: Conspicuously Consuming the Imperial Image
at Tomis Nandini B. Pandey; 5. Roman Emperors, Conquest, and Violence:
Images from the Eastern Provinces Caillan Davenport; 6. Court Politics and
Imperial Imagery in the Roman Principate Benjamin Kelly; 7. Local
Aspirations and Statues of Emperors in Roman North Africa Monica Hellström;
8. The Altar of P. Perelius Hedulus in Carthage and the Social Aspects of
Provincial Image-Making Megan Goldman-Petri; 9. Imagines et tituli:
Epigraphic Evidence of Imperial Imagery in Meeting-Places of Roman
Professional corpora Nicolas Tran; 10. The Imperial Image in Media of
Mechanical Reproduction: The Tokens of Rome Clare Rowan; 11. When was an
Imperial Image? Some Reflections on Roman Art and Imagery Olivier Hekster.