They admired the Greeks for their achievements in art. That's why most of their artworks have fusions of Greek art.*1 pointGreekMedievalReinassanceRoman

Greek History, culture, or art after Alexander the GreatGroup of answer choicesColonyAcropolisHelotHellenistic

In this period, mostly of the artwork is dramatic contrasts between light and dark, light and shadow.*1 pointBaroqueEarly GreekPre historicReinassance

There are many specific characteristics of ancient Greek sculpture that are especially common among works from the Hellenistic period.  Which of the following is not a common trait of the Hellenistic period in Ancient Greece?

Why is it common to see Greek, Etruscan and Egyptian influences throughout Roman art?Question 10Answera.The Romans did not make any art on their own but only stole artworks from other civilizations.b.The city of Rome was a melting pot, and the Romans had no problem adapting artistic influences from the other Mediterranean cultures that surrounded and preceded them.c.The Roman artists did not have any ideas of their own.d.It is not common to see Greek, Etruscan and Egyptian influences throughout Roman art.

What are the three main principles of Greek aesthetics? A. balance, color, rhythm B. proportion, movement, rhythm C. beauty, proportion, idealism D. realism, idealism, self-examination