The Pantheon is one of the most recognizable and best-preserved structures in Ancient Rome. However, it is also one of the most misunderstood monuments with its ultimate function still undetermined. The Roman Pantheon is located in the very heart of Rome itself. First commissioned by Marcus Agrippa during Augustus’ reign, the structure’s production was built in 27 B.C., and rebuilt by Hadrian after its destruction by fire; the building was completed in its circular form that is seen today. The Pantheon
Even though the Pantheon considered one of the best-preserved ancient monuments in the World, Dome of the Rock was built as the first great Islamic architecture in the holy city that last throughout the history with its undefeatable legacy. Its construction, site, and foundation were selected with respect to the holy city that created the sacred space. As the Dome of the Rock still stands today, it successfully enforced Jerusalem with the permanent presence of Islam. With the combination of all aspects
The Parthenon and Pantheon are the two most famous surviving structures in the world. The Parthenon is of Ancient Greece and the Pantheon is of Ancient Rome. Both civilizations had the greatest intentions to build long-lasting structures that would represent their people. The Parthenon was constructed during the golden era of the empire. The temple is a dedication to the goddess, Athena, who was chosen by the people of Athens to represent them. The Parthenon served as a monument to Athena, because
Two of the most famous buildings in all of the world are the Parthenon and the Pantheon. The style and function of each of these buildings have a lot of notable similarities and differences, but both are symbols of the high point of architecture and culture for both countries. The also each have a lot to say about their respective times and cultures. The Parthenon was built between 447 and 438 in Athens as a temple to Athena, the patron goddess of the city-state. It was built in a time of Athenian
Through the many forms of art in our history, I will focus on the architecture of Stonehenge and the Pantheon. Both buildings exert multiple similarities towards each other such as their circular structure, yet due to being built in different eras they served different purposes and underwent their rightful technological differences. I will observe these two art forms in countless ways through the means of compare and contrast to build a greater understanding of their historical ties. Using their
The Similarities and Differences between Parthenon in Athens and Pantheon in Roma Introduction Both Parthenon in Athens and Pantheon in Rome are great heritage of ancient ages. They show the power of daring thoughts and ideas that were incarnated in these masterpieces of architecture by our ancestors. It’s important to understand their features, functions and purposes of creation, including messages that the authors tried to convey to their contemporaries and to us. Roman Architecture both borrowed
Discuss the similarities and differences between Roman and Greek architectural principles using the examples of Parthenon and Pantheon. Compare and contrast these two buildings. Introduction Throughout history, Greek and Roman architecture has been thought to show great artistic abilities, signifying power and functionality. Despite the differences in style and time, many of the architectural qualities are shared between the two empires and both have had a tremendous influence on the development
Mayan Disappearance The fall of the Maya is one of history's extraordinary puzzles. One of the mightiest civic establishments in the old Americas essentially fell into ruin in a brief time. Powerful urban communities like Tikal were surrendered and Maya stonemasons quit making sanctuaries and stelae. The dates are not in uncertainty: deciphered glyphs at a few locales demonstrate a flourishing society in the ninth century A.d., yet the record goes shockingly noiseless after the keep going recorded