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The Parthenon marbles are some sculpted freize that used to belong to Athens Greece but half was taken by Elgin from Britain/England they have been wanted by both countries and there is now a debate on who should keep it. I am a neutralist.
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How many Parthenons were there?
Just the one in Athens.
How many Parthenons are there?
Well there's one right now but it's the second of the both the other was destroyed before Christ
What is an acropolis and a Parthenon?
This is a strange question! The Acropolis is a flat-topped rock which rises 150 m (490 ft) above sea level in the city of Athens. On the Acropolis is built the Parthenon a temple built for the Greek goddess Athena in the 5th century BC The Acropolis is a natural land form and Parthenon a construction of man, both are very beautiful but both are linked one to another. In my opinion the location of the Parthenon makes its beauty and the Acropolis would just be another rock without the Parthenon's presence.
What is the difference between Ancient Roman architecture and Modern Roman architecture?
ok renaissance art has more depth- it's 3D, uses shadows and perspective more (perspective is when, for example, you draw a table with angled lines to make it look 3D rather that straight lines- then it looks like everything should fall off the table....) renaissance art also focuses more on the induvidiual, their feelings and their struggles. You'll find that authors also begin to focus on feelings in literature. renaissance art depicts more humanistic subjects than the middle ages did, the backgrounds are also more worldly than they had been in the middle ages. Middle ages art is usually flat and religiously related. It's pretty impersonal and symbolic, and other-worldly. also, the scale of Middle ages paintings is strange. The most important person (usually the most powerful religious figure) is the largest, and so on. The proportions of smaller people such as children and infants were off- there were drawn more as smaller adults than as minors.... hope this helps!
