The Greek archaeology and art history. The Roman archaeology and art history.
The development of the Roman artistic culture from the monarchic age until the late imperial age through the record of the figurative expressions and the monuments. The urban and architectural history of Rome from its origins to late antiquity. The places of art; public monuments, private spaces and their decorations: the high art and the plebeian art, the evolution of Roman portrait, the historical relief, the painting and the mosaic. The new dimension of late antiquity: the reflection of the arts.
The course will consist of lectures accompanied by wide illustrative material, which will be object of projections and will be left to students on a CD at the end of the course.