Statues in Roman Society: Representation and Response

Peter Stewart

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Classical Antiquity Studies Visual Culture and Art Theory Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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Introduction 1. Defining statues in word and image 2. The appearance of statues 3. Portrait statues and the statuesque 4. The other population of Rome 5. Statues in the Empire 6. Simulacra and signa 7. The private sphere 8. Touching statues Conclusions

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