Depicts Titus being carried heavenward on The back of a large eagle.
This scene is placed on the centre of the Coffered vault, over the main passage. 49 West inscription attic keystone entablature South North Engaged composite columns vault Exterior columns Are unfluted Interior columns are fluted Pylon /pier Pylon /pier Relief of Apotheosis (Titus on an eagle) East Use Paul Artus p.46/44 to annotate the diagram with the detail of the arch Workbook p. What types of columns Capitals does the arch of Titus have? What types of columns does the arch of Titus have? Fluted/unfluted? engaged/freestanding? What type of columns are these, Fluted or unfluted? Are they free-standing or joined to the wall (engaged)? What type of columns are these, Fluted or unfluted? Are they free-standing or joined to the wall? What is a word we use for people who are joined together? (particularly before being joined in marriage?) background/ blue/ gold/ overlapping /spoils 6.Titus/higher/Victory/Genius of Roman people/semi-nude 7. Composite/inscription/coffers/vault/ gilded/ chariot (quadriga) 5. See page 46/48 paul ArtusĪrch of Titus workbook p.48 1. The dominant image is the menorah above the heads of the soldiers.Īrch of Titus Workbook p.47 List two ways that this Arch reflects Imperial Propaganda 1. This is also high relief in the centre and low on the sides to convey the idea of the procession coming towards the viewer then away. Heads bobbing up and down irregularly giving liveliness and depth. Their knees are bent to show the weight of the spoils which emphasises the victory. Here his soldier’s carry spoils from the Temple of Jerusalem to show of their success as they return to Rome through the triumphal gate.Īrch of Titus workbook p.47 South panel Comment on the style and features of this panel: There is a sense of movement conveyed by soldiers overlapping to show the busy procession. Here humans and gods (divinities) walk side by side.Īrch of Titus workbook p.47 South Panel The content of this panel also the procession of Titus’ success at Jerusalem. Titus is made to be the dominant image by being placed high above the other objects. He sits at the back of a quadriga (4 horse chariot) as the triumphant general.Īrch of Titus workbook p.47 North panel Comment on the style and features of this panel: There is a sense of movement shown as the depth of the relief varies – it is very deeply carved in the centre and low relief on either side, as if the procession is swinging around a corner. Annotate them using the notes from Paul Artus p.47/48 45/46Īrch of Titus workbook p.47 North panel The content of this panel is Titus’ triumphant procession upon his return to Rome after defeating the Jews at Jerusalem.Glue in the two panels (given to you on the handout).Reliefs from the Arch of Titus workbook p.46 What were the dates of Titus’ reign? Look up on the list of Emperors that you have glued in the back of your workbook.Who built this arch? Domitian (Titus’ brother and successor).Reliefs from the Arch of Titus workbook p.44 Location: On the Via Sacra (Sacred Way) in Rome Architectural type: Arch Inscription: Find notes on p.44/45 Paul Artus Purpose: Constructed to commemorate Titus’ defeat of the Jews and destruction of Jerusalem and its temple in AD 70, as well as his deification Dates of construction: Find in Paul Artus Construction materials: Pentallic marble Dimensions: 15mhigh & 12m wide Nero AD54- 68 Year of 4 emperors (AD 68 –AD69).Constantine AD 337-307 Julio-Claudian dynasty.
(11 emperors) Emperors during the height of crisis AD 235-268.Portraiture Patrician carrying busts Philip the Arabian Commodus īut first.a list of Emperors Trajanic Dynasty.
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