Over two days in Rome, we’ll explore the monuments, sculpture, architecture and urban spaces through which Roman power was created and communicated. Along the way, we’ll consider what the Romans took from Greece, what they changed, and how art became one of the most effective instruments of Roman ambition.
Over two days in Rome, we’ll explore the monuments, sculpture, architecture and urban spaces through which Roman power was created and communicated. Along the way, we’ll consider what the Romans took from Greece, what they changed, and how art became one of the most effective instruments of Roman ambition.