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.
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.
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.
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.
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